Edwin
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£59.50
Edwin L/S Work Shirt in Navy and Red brings a more rugged and durable option to the latest smart-casualwear collection from Edwin for the new season, perfect for bringing a splash of colour to your wardrobe over the period. Constructed in an allover check design that features two buttoning chest pockets and a woven logo badge to the lower left side.
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