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L/S Riviera T-Shirt

Bakelite

Sale price£100.00

COLOUR: Bakelite

SIZE: L

Bakelite
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  • 100% Supima cotton
  • Midweight fabric
  • Extra-long staple cotton, traceable from California
  • Long sleeves
  • Slim fit

The long-sleeved Riviera T-Shirt from Sunspel, here in bakelite, a deep reddish shade named after old plastic, which is a fair bit more interesting than ‘red’. Midweight Supima cotton means it holds its shape rather than going all droopy round the hem after three washes. Slim fit, sleeves that actually sit on the arm. The sort of thing you’ll reach for without thinking.

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