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Shirt Sleeve Holder White
35€
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Sleeve holder from Amanda Christensen. Sweden's Amanda Christensen has been producing high-end accessories since the late 1800s. In the words of its founder, ”we don't sell a price, we sell quality”.
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Product details
- Made of textile with metal buckles.
- Classic accessory that helps you keep your shirt sleeves in place in relation to your jacket cuffs.
Product code28399810Manufacturer's article number880009-100
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About Amanda Christensen
The history of Amanda Christensen begins in Stockholm, Sweden, with a woman of the same name who, towards the end of the 1800s, considered Swedish men to be lacking in style. She quickly set about changing this, starting with her white bowties which became incredibly popular.
On her very first day of production, Christensen declared “I don’t sell a price, I sell quality”, a philosophy that the company has nurtured with respect since the end of the 1800s.
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Manufacturer information
- Name:
- Amanda Christensen
- Address:
- Maskinvägen 9
- Contact:
- [email protected]
- Product code:
- 28399810
- EAN/GTIN:
- Manufacturer's article number
- 880009-100
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The history of Amanda Christensen begins in Stockholm, Sweden, with a woman of the same name who, towards the end of the 1800s, considered Swedish men to be lacking in style. She quickly set about changing this, starting with her white bowties which became incredibly popular.
On her very first day of production, Christensen declared “I don’t sell a price, I sell quality”, a philosophy that the company has nurtured with respect since the end of the 1800s.
