Peter Werth

Men's Blue Polo Shirt L Short Sleeve Casual

Name: Peter Werth Men's Blue Polo Shirt L Short Sleeve Casual
Brand: Peter Werth
SKU: Q104548154
Price: 15.0 GBP
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Brand:	Peter Werth
Closure:	Button
Collar Style:	Point
Colour:	Blue
Condition Notes:	Slight wear used condition
Condition:	Good
Department:	Men
Fabric Type:	Knit
Garment Care:	Machine Washable
Handmade:	No
Material Breakdown:	100% Cotton
Material:	Cotton
Neckline:	Collared
Occasion:	Casual
Pattern:	Solid
Personalise:	No
Season:	Spring Summer
Size Type:	Regular
Size:	L
Sleeve Length:	Short Sleeve
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Type:	Polo
Vintage:	No

Upgrade your wardrobe with this Peter Werth men's polo shirt in a classic blue hue, perfect for casual spring and summer days. Crafted from 100% cotton, this polo offers both comfort and breathability, ensuring you stay cool and stylish. The short sleeve design and solid pattern make it a versatile addition, easily paired with any outfit. Featuring a collared neckline and button closure, this shirt is a testament to casual elegance. Ideal for various occasions, from relaxed weekends to informal gatherings, this polo shirt ensures you look effortlessly put together. Although previously worn, it remains in good condition with only slight wear, promising continued style at a fantastic value. Don't miss out on this essential piece from Peter Werth.