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Submariner Chunky Wool Roll Neck Grey
180€
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- Model measures: height 189cm, weight 76kg and wears a size M.
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This turtleneck from Gloverall is a timeless British icon, with a design inspired by the Navy's Submariner jumper, developed to keep sailors warm through biting winds and freezing winters during World War II.
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- True to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
- Model measures: height 189cm, weight 76kg and wears a size M.
• Made from a thick merino wool from Sierra Mariola produced by British specialist Shepley Yarns.
• Made in the UK from the finest materials.
• Ribbed turtleneck collar, cuffs and hem.Fit
Product code21755711Manufacturer's article numberMK5087
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Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) S M L XL XXL Sleeve Length 52 52 54 56 56 Chest 102 106 112 114 124 Bottom Width 94 100 100 108 118 Garment Length 67 66 73 73 73
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About Gloverall
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When it comes to duffle coats, Gloverall is widely seen as the original. The brand's story began when the H&F Morris Company came across a large quantity of army surplus duffle coats left over from recently-ended WWII. The coats quickly sold out and proved particularly popular with outdoor enthusiasts. So popular, in fact, that the company, previously concentrated on the sale of Gloves and Overalls, switched its main focus to duffle coats, taking on the name "Gloverall".
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When it comes to duffle coats, Gloverall is widely seen as the original. The brand's story began when the H&F Morris Company came across a large quantity of army surplus duffle coats left over from recently-ended WWII. The coats quickly sold out and proved particularly popular with outdoor enthusiasts. So popular, in fact, that the company, previously concentrated on the sale of Gloves and Overalls, switched its main focus to duffle coats, taking on the name "Gloverall".
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