Spread Collar Dress Shirt in Coral/Sky/Brown Hairline Stripe Poplin WebLaunchDate_2023-08-03 at 70mm: high enough to Size:IT 42/US 8.5

Name: Spread Collar Dress Shirt in Coral/Sky/Brown Hairline Stripe Poplin WebLaunchDate_2023-08-03 at 70mm: high enough to Size:IT 42/US 8.5
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 95221215528
Price: 195.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6822 (8 reviews)

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SKU 95221215528

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Spread Collar Dress Shirt in Coral Sky Brown Hairline Stripe Poplin WebLaunchDate_2023 08 03 at 70mm: high enough to Size:IT 42 US 8.5 at 70mm: high enough to dress you up a little The collar on this one’s got a particularly nice roll to it with just the right amount of “bloom 22 stitches inch hairline striped dress shirt is perfect for making a suit feel a tad less serious

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