KAREN MILLENDogtooth Print Viscose Woven Shirt

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Description

- Bold mixed dogtooth print across the body, combining varying scales of the classic pattern for a striking, editorial feel - Contrast striped collar and cuffs add a sharp, sporting-inspired detail that sets this shirt apart from the everyday - Slim fit cut in 100% viscose for a smooth drape that skims the body with ease - Chest patch pocket with tonal print detailing adds a considered, utilitarian touch - Long sleeves with buttoned cuffs for a polished, put-together finish This shirt is a true statement piece that brings a confident, contemporary edge to your daywear wardrobe. The mixed-scale dogtooth print, brought to life with contrasting striped trims at the collar and cuffs, makes it a versatile piece that works just as hard dressed up as it does dressed down. Tuck it into wide-leg tailored trousers - as seen on the model - for a sophisticated daytime look that transitions effortlessly from a city lunch to an afternoon gallery visit. Alternatively, wear it loosely over straight-cut jeans with loafers for a relaxed yet considered weekend outfit. The slim viscose cut ensures it layers neatly under a longline blazer or belted trench coat when the occasion calls for a little more structure. Whether you're heading to a family gathering or a smart-casual work setting, this shirt delivers a refined, well-composed look with minimal effort. Product Details & Care Main: 100% Viscose, Wash with similar colours, Wash inside out, Model wears UK 10/US 6. Model Height 5"9. Length approx: 67cm

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REVERSIBLE ID
948658361
Brand style ID
BKK30909-808

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