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Dandyman Zip Sweat Grey Melange
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- Model measures: height 189cm, weight 76kg and wears a size M.
The shoes are true to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
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Zip sweater from Britain's Mackintosh in organic cotton with loopback stitching on the inside, and fabric patches with the iconic Dandy Man emblem on the chest and cuff.
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Product details
- The shoes are true to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
- Model measures: height 189cm, weight 76kg and wears a size M.
• 100% organic cotton.
• Inner loopback stitching.
• Fabric patch with the brand's classic Dandy Man emblem on the chest and left cuff.Fit
Product code19995011Manufacturer's article numberGJM200
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) S M L XL Sleeve Length 53 53 54 54 Chest 126 130 134 140 Bottom Width 106 106 110 116 Garment Length 64 65 68 68
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About Mackintosh
Mention Scottish company Mackintosh and most people will immediately think of the Scottish company’s iconic “Mac” raincoat. The history of both the brand and its most emblematic product began in 1823, when Scotsman Charles Macintosh discovered a method of making waterproof coats using rubberised cotton. The resulting Mac raincoat became so popular that its name is still used to refer to a whole category of outerwear. Today, the brand continues to make its iconic raincoat entirely by hand using rubberised cotton and glued seams to ensure the very highest levels of waterproofing.
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Mention Scottish company Mackintosh and most people will immediately think of the Scottish company’s iconic “Mac” raincoat. The history of both the brand and its most emblematic product began in 1823, when Scotsman Charles Macintosh discovered a method of making waterproof coats using rubberised cotton. The resulting Mac raincoat became so popular that its name is still used to refer to a whole category of outerwear. Today, the brand continues to make its iconic raincoat entirely by hand using rubberised cotton and glued seams to ensure the very highest levels of waterproofing.
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