RUSSELL COLLECTION

Men’s long sleeve tailored contrast herringbone shirt r-964m-0 personalized - White silver convoy grey

Name: Shirt personnalisé - Men’s long sleeve tailored contrast herringbone shirt R-964M-0 - M - white - marquage coeur front
Brand: Russell Collection
SKU: 15262-c
Price: 35.64 EUR
Availability: InStock

Color : White / Silver / Convoy Grey

Color : White / Silver / Convoy Grey2 available colors

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Description

Long sleeve shirt, tailored fit, with color contrasts at the cuffs and collar. It features a button-down collar, a back pleat, and a rounded hem. The cuffs are adjustable with two buttons. The composition is 84% cotton and 16% polyester. This model offers the possibility of personalization by embroidery, ideal for integrating your logo or graphic elements.

Reference : ru-r-964m-0

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Men’s long sleeve tailored contrast herringbone shirt

Logistics	France
Marking	France
Manufacturing	Bangladesh
Weaving/knitting	China
Dyeing/Printing	China

Mainly synthetic textiles release microplastic fibers during washing cycles, thus impacting the environment.

Logistics	France
Marking	France
Manufacturing	Bangladesh
Weaving/knitting	China
Dyeing/Printing	China

Mainly synthetic textiles release microplastic fibers during washing cycles, thus impacting the environment.