The 24 Cotton Overshirt || Navy | Cotton

L'Estrange London

£139

A softer, more fluid take on the overshirt. Cut from a 250gsm cotton twill with a touch of stretch, The Cotton Overshirt has enough structure to hold its shape while remaining easy and comfortable to wear throughout the day. The relaxed silhouette is designed to sit naturally between shirt and jacket, working open over a tee or buttoned through on its own. Clean construction, minimal detailing, and durable run-and-fell seams keep the finish refined without feeling overdesigned. An easy layer for transitional weather, everyday dressing, and travel. Model wears size M Model measures: waist 32" /

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The 24 Cotton Overshirt || Navy | Cotton

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