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Full Spread Wool Shirt Light Blue
£295
In stock, delivery time 1-4 days
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Shirt from 100Hands. The 100Hands brand produces handmade shirts and jackets with a focus on exceptional fit. Each product undergoes a number of handmade steps which adds exclusivity and character.
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Product details
- Made from wool.
- Full spread collar.
- Single buttoned cuffs.
- Hand-drawn and individually hand-cut pattern.
- Hand-cut collar.
- Hand-rolled bottom hems.
- Hand-stitched logo and side seams.
- Slim fit
- True to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
Fit
Product code27827912Manufacturer's article numberLPH663/604
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) 39 - M 40 - M 41 - L 42 - L 43 - XL 44 - XL Collar 39 40 41 42 43 44 Sleeve Length 89 89 90 90 92 93 Chest 106 108 114 116 120 122 Waist 98 100 104 106 110 116 Garment Length 80 80 80 80 81 81
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About 100Hands
Akshat Jain's family has 165 years of experience in the textile industry. After a few years as an investment banker in Amsterdam, Akshat Jain turned back to the textile industry with his wide Varvara to create the best handsewn shirts the world has seen.After thorough research, they realised that it would require 50 people and 100 hands to achieve the smooth and incredibly high level of quality they strive for. They immediately blew the shirt world away with astonishment. -
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Akshat Jain's family has 165 years of experience in the textile industry. After a few years as an investment banker in Amsterdam, Akshat Jain turned back to the textile industry with his wide Varvara to create the best handsewn shirts the world has seen.
Akshat Jain's family has 165 years of experience in the textile industry. After a few years as an investment banker in Amsterdam, Akshat Jain turned back to the textile industry with his wide Varvara to create the best handsewn shirts the world has seen.
After thorough research, they realised that it would require 50 people and 100 hands to achieve the smooth and incredibly high level of quality they strive for. They immediately blew the shirt world away with astonishment.
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