Scullers Men Scul Red White Shirt

Product code: FDS-7166

18.99 € Sale

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Product Description

Composition
Red and white gingham shirt made of 100% cotton, with half sleeves that have a contrast border, full lenght  buttoned placket, pocket on left chest and a curved hemline

Fitting
Relaxed

Wash care

  • Pre-soak the garment before wash
  • Wash inside out with zippers and buttons fastened
  • Preferably hand washed
  • Use only mild detergents
  • Wash dark colours separately
  • Do not attempt to remove stains by spot washing
  • Drip dry on hanger and avoid wringing
  • Flat dry
  • Preferably steam iron

This red and white gingham shirt from scullers is a great addition to your wardrobe.  The red and white combo gives off an energetic vibe. Pair this shirt with denims or chinos and semi-formal leather shoes for a cool casual look.

Model statistics
The model wears size M in t-shirts
Height-6.2', Shoulders-17.5"

Name Value
Product codeFDS-7166
AvailabilityOut of Stock
Price18.99 €
Size39, 40, 42, 44

Customer reviews

4.2

Based on 6 reviews

5 ★ 2
4 ★ 3
3 ★ 1
2 ★ 0
1 ★ 0
  • Great value

    Exactly as described. Material feels much sturdier than the price suggests. Good buy.

    Simeon T. Papa

  • Would buy again

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

    Reggie F. Sasser

  • Exactly what I wanted

    Arrived quickly and looks great. Washes well with no shrinking. Comfortable from the first wear. Good buy.

    Myrilla L. Whiting

  • Really pleased

    Turned out even better than the photos. The fit is spot on. The red white shirt is a keeper. Happy to recommend it.

    Wendie R. Boig

  • Would buy again

    Just what I was after. Colour matches the listing exactly. The red white shirt is a keeper. Will be back for another colour.

    Borden Q. Dirr

  • Okay overall

    Mixed on this one. The fit runs slightly small. The red white shirt is okay for everyday use. Neither delighted nor annoyed.

    Sherwynd P. Mold