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CLASSIC SHIRT — VIRIDIAN GREEN WITH PINK FLOWERS

CLASSIC SHIRT — VIRIDIAN GREEN WITH PINK FLOWERS

Regular price £56.25 GBP
Regular price £75.00 GBP Sale price £56.25 GBP
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Does your wardrobe need elevating? Are you bored of a Bengal stripe? Whatever your reason, get stuck in. Hand printed and stitched in Jaipur.

Size & Fit

  • Fit: Slender but not too slim.
  • Model: Himank is 6’2″ / 187cm and wears an M.

Features

  • Fabric: 100% cotton, hand block printed and stitched in India.
  • Buttons: Mother-of-Pearl.
  • Collar: Classic.
  • Placket: French full front.

Care

Natural fibres are tough, but they don’t like being bullied by a 60°C wash or a harsh tumble dryer. Keep them looking sharp with these simple rules:

  • Cool & Calm: Wash at 30°C or colder. High heat is the enemy of natural fibres and can cause shrinkage, brittleness, or colour loss.
  • Wash Inside Out: Especially for printed fabrics. Protects the face of the fabric and keeps the colours vibrant.
  • Slow Drying: Hang in the shade. The sun can bleach natural dyes over time.
  • Easy Ironing: These shirts love a bit of steam. Don’t press them into submission. Treat your threads like an old friend.

What’s in your parcel?

  • Your new threads.
  • Each piece in its own biodegradable paper garment bag.
  • A fully recyclable sugar cane mailing bag.
  • A little note reminding you that yes, you’ve still got it.
  • That’s it. Basta!
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Anonymous

Great stuff, the fabric is so nice to the touch, the patterns are superb, you can feel the craftsmanship behind the product.

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