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Made In England Twin Tipped Fred Perry Shirt M12 - Navy / Ice 062 This garment is made from Belt Loops

Made In England Twin Tipped Fred Perry Shirt M12 - Navy / Ice 062 This garment is made from Belt Loops
Made In England Twin Tipped Fred Perry Shirt M12 - Navy / Ice 062 This garment is made from Belt Loops
Made In England Twin Tipped Fred Perry Shirt M12 - Navy / Ice 062 This garment is made from Belt Loops
Made In England Twin Tipped Fred Perry Shirt M12 - Navy / Ice 062 This garment is made from Belt Loops
USD190.00 USD213.00

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Hand-finished studio piece · Cobalt glaze series

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Made In England Twin Tipped Fred Perry Shirt M12 Navy Ice 062 This garment is made from Belt Loops This garment is made from 100% Organic Cotton Built with tightly woven Made in Leicester England Cotton piqué knitted on a traditional machine Original streamlined silhouette with slightly boxy fit Twin tipped collar and cuffs Two button set in placket

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