GSRR Cropped Lined Shirt
€ 269,95including VAT
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Features
This GSRR short sleeved shirt is fully lined and warm enough to wear outdoors in a chillier season. Details in this design refer to a 90's Nato cold-weather aircrew suit. The welt pockets at the waist have a snap closure that is set underneath a loop. Similar pockets are added to the inside chest. This fully lined denim shirt shows a double front closure. It combines a rough zipper and hidden snap buttons. The drawcord on the inside allows for a tighter waist. A cropped length and additional volume can be created at the back, where buttons are added to the inside.
Straight Fit
Shirt collar, zipper closure- hidden snaps closure aside
Semi short sleeves
Broad welt pockets at the waist- snap closure hidden underneath loop
Inside: welt pockets at the waist- snap closure hidden underneath loop
Inside: drawcord at the waist
Inside: buttons above the back waist- close for volume pleat and cropped length
Material
Wakoucha Denim
Wakoucha Denim offers a 3x1 right hand twill construction in a heavier weight 13.25 oz denim. Skilfully woven in Japan, offering a special color derived from 5 dips of indigo in combination with a sulphur dye.
- 13.25 oz denim
- 3x1 Right hand twill construction
- 100% Cotton
- Lining: 100% Cotton
- Details: 100% Polyester (Recycled)
- Graphic prints added
Raw Denim
Untreated and pure, ready for you to break in and make your own.
Washing Instructions
30°C mild processDo not bleachDo not tumble dryLow temperature iron 110°CDry cleaning tetrachloride, mild processLine drying in the shadeWash inside out, Wash separately, Wash separately or with similar colours, Do not iron print, trims and accessories
Art nr: d20184-c827-001
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