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Groix Striped Sweater Milk/Navy
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- Model: 190 cm (6'3'), 84 kg (185 lbs), wearing size M.
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Product details
- Made from cotton.
- Fabric patch with a logo on the left sleeve.
- Four buttons on one shoulder.
- Rib knitted at the cuffs.
- True to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
- Model: 190 cm (6'3'), 84 kg (185 lbs), wearing size M.
Fit
Product code28214413
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) S M L XL Sleeve Length 50 50 50 51 Chest 90 98 100 102 Bottom Width 88 94 98 100 Garment Length 66 68 69 70
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About Armor-lux
The French label Armor-Lux is well-known for its naturalistic clothing, inspired by the French maritime tradition and coastal lifestyle. Established in 1938 by Walter Hubacher, Armor-Lux is one of the few producers of traditional Breton fabrics still in active in the province of Brittany.
The horizontal Breton stripes that have become the brand’s hallmark first entered the fashion world around a century ago at the hands of fashion legend Coco Chanel. Just as beloved now as it was then, this pattern works exceptionally well with both jeans and chinos.
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Manufacturer information
- Name:
- Bonneterie d'Armor SAS
- Address:
- 21, 23 Rue Louison Bobet, 29556 Quimper / France
- Contact:
- contact@armorlux.com
- Product code:
- 28214411r
- EAN/GTIN:
- Manufacturer's article number
- 76496-6RL
- Country of origin:
- Bulgaria
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The French label Armor-Lux is well-known for its naturalistic clothing, inspired by the French maritime tradition and coastal lifestyle. Established in 1938 by Walter Hubacher, Armor-Lux is one of the few producers of traditional Breton fabrics still in active in the province of Brittany.
The horizontal Breton stripes that have become the brand’s hallmark first entered the fashion world around a century ago at the hands of fashion legend Coco Chanel. Just as beloved now as it was then, this pattern works exceptionally well with both jeans and chinos.