T-Shape Matelot - Cotton Hemp Jersey Natural/Black
MHL. SS25 continues the Margaret Howell sub-brand’s practice of reworking vintage European workwear and heritage designs, such as the T-Shape Matelot inspired by old-world sailors’ shirts. This t-shirt is made from dense cotton hemp jersey featuring a natural marl texture.
Points of interest are found throughout the t-shirt, including the painted-on stripes that create an irregular appearance and the ribbed neck for comfort.
- 80% organic cotton/20% hemp
- Relaxed fit
- Painted stripes
- Ribbed neck
- SKU: MHSP0523S25MEXNBK
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T-Shape Matelot - Cotton Hemp Jersey Natural/Black
T-Shape Matelot - Cotton Hemp Jersey Natural/Black
MHL. SS25 continues the Margaret Howell sub-brand’s practice of reworking vintage European workwear and heritage designs, such as the T-Shape Matelot inspired by old-world sailors’ shirts. This t-shirt is made from dense cotton hemp jersey featuring a natural marl texture.
Points of interest are found throughout the t-shirt, including the painted-on stripes that create an irregular appearance and the ribbed neck for comfort.
- 80% organic cotton/20% hemp
- Relaxed fit
- Painted stripes
- Ribbed neck
- SKU: MHSP0523S25MEXNBK
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Original: $65.00
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MHL. SS25 continues the Margaret Howell sub-brand’s practice of reworking vintage European workwear and heritage designs, such as the T-Shape Matelot inspired by old-world sailors’ shirts. This t-shirt is made from dense cotton hemp jersey featuring a natural marl texture.
Points of interest are found throughout the t-shirt, including the painted-on stripes that create an irregular appearance and the ribbed neck for comfort.
- 80% organic cotton/20% hemp
- Relaxed fit
- Painted stripes
- Ribbed neck
- SKU: MHSP0523S25MEXNBK
Explore more from Margaret Howell.
