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Long-sleeve Printed Seersucker Shirt

Model: Byron

Style: SF21010 126BY MF

Embrace style with the Byron shirt, a must-have piece that combines elegance and everyday comfort. Made from Seersucker fabric, its slightly puckered texture gives it a distinctive character and ideal breathability, perfect for all occasions.

Its Modern Fit cut harmoniously follows the silhouette without constraining it, for a neat and contemporary look. The long sleeves add an extra touch of refinement, while its exclusive print will make a difference in your wardrobe.

Made in Poland respecting European quality standards, this shirt is available in an elegant Blue shade.

Composition: 100% cotton

Fit: Modern Fit

Available colors: Medium Blue

Composition: 89% cotton / 11% elastane

Made in Poland

EMANUEL BERG

 

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Emanuel Berg - Byron - Printed Seersucker Long Sleeve Shirt - Modern Fit - Medium Blue

SKU: SF21010.126BY_38
Regular price $256.00
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Long-sleeve Printed Seersucker Shirt

Model: Byron

Style: SF21010 126BY MF

Embrace style with the Byron shirt, a must-have piece that combines elegance and everyday comfort. Made from Seersucker fabric, its slightly puckered texture gives it a distinctive character and ideal breathability, perfect for all occasions.

Its Modern Fit cut harmoniously follows the silhouette without constraining it, for a neat and contemporary look. The long sleeves add an extra touch of refinement, while its exclusive print will make a difference in your wardrobe.

Made in Poland respecting European quality standards, this shirt is available in an elegant Blue shade.

Composition: 100% cotton

Fit: Modern Fit

Available colors: Medium Blue

Composition: 89% cotton / 11% elastane

Made in Poland

EMANUEL BERG

 

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