Locomotive Men Black Maroon Purple Stripe Shirt

Product code: FDS-5975

4.99 € Sale

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Product Description

Composition
Black full sleeve shirt made of 100% cotton, has maroon, purple and grey bold stripes, tape detailing on the in-seam of the collar, patch pockets on the chest with buttoned flaps, appliqued brand name tab on top of left chest pocket, full length buttoned placket with tri-tone buttons, sleeves with buttoned cuffs and button on the elbow and curved hemline

Fitting
Slim

Wash care

  • Machine wash at 40 degree C
  • Wash dark colours separately
  • Do not bleach
  • Tumble dry on normal or line dry
  • Warm iron

Get ready to take casual dressing to the next level with this  navy blue and khakhi check shirt from locomotive. The cool cotton fabric keeps you fresh all day while you hang out with your friends. The tri-toned buttons add to the sense of style. This shirt can be teamed with low slung jeans and canvas shoes for a laidback look.

Model statistics

The model wears size M in t-shirts
Height-6', Shoulders-18"

Name Value
Product codeFDS-5975
AvailabilityOut of Stock
Price4.99 €
SizeS, M, L, XL

Customer reviews

3.5

Based on 4 reviews

5 ★ 1
4 ★ 0
3 ★ 3
2 ★ 0
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  • Fine for the price

    Somewhere between good and average. Material is thinner than I hoped, though not badly so. The purple stripe shirt is okay for everyday use. I'd buy it again at the right price.

    Piper T. Niesing

  • Good but not perfect

    Somewhere between good and average. Material is thinner than I hoped, though not badly so. The purple stripe shirt is okay for everyday use. Neither delighted nor annoyed.

    Michaelina K. Flewitt

  • Would buy again

    Just what I was after. Colour matches the listing exactly. The purple stripe shirt is a keeper. Would order again without thinking.

    Dominic B. Joontjes

  • Fine for the price

    Mixed on this one. Material is thinner than I hoped, though not badly so. The purple stripe shirt is okay for everyday use. Neither delighted nor annoyed.

    Tawsha T. Pickerell