Salt and Pepper Shelby Bakerboy

Laird Hatters

£105

Salt and Pepper Shelby Bakerboy 100% Pure Wool Tweed — Handcrafted in England A quieter take on the Shelby Bakerboy, cut from a fine wool tweed in salt and pepper — a flecked weave that reads as understated grey from a distance and reveals its depth of colour up close. Woven in the British Isles from 100% pure wool, this is tweed at its most textural: nubbed, irregular, and entirely honest in its construction. The Details 100% pure wool tweed, woven in the British Isles Salt and pepper fleck — a fine, irregular weave with natural depth and texture Traditional eight-panel construction with cent

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Salt and Pepper Shelby Bakerboy

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