V-neck pleated shirt – L61B26Q001

VELORA MIVEN LTD

£134

Pleated V-neck shirt: L61B26Q001 Material: 2 layers of Korean silk Product description: Straight shirt, V-cut boat neck, pearl buttons at the back of the neck, long sleeves, cuffs with pearl buttons. Product specifications: (Shirt length)*(Bust circumference)*(Hem circumference)*(Sleeve length) ● Size S : 59.5 x 90 x 98 x 56 ● Size M : 60.5 x 94 x 102 x 57 ● Size L : 62 x 98 x 106 x 58 ● Size XL : 63.5 x 102 x 110 x 59 ● Size XXL: 63.5 x 106 x 114 x 59 Instructions for use and warning information: Hand wash or machine wash in gentle mode Wash in cold water Wash with same color products Turn in

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Registered at Companies House as VELORA MIVEN LTD, number 17399053. Checked 2026-08-29.
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