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Freewheelers & Co Union Special Overalls 'Big Bertha' S/S Chambray Work Shirt - Black

Freewheelers & Co Union Special Overalls 'Big Bertha' S/S Chambray Work Shirt - Black

Freewheelers & Co · 2423007 · in stock at SON OF A STAG in sizes 16 and 17 · delivery to United States

Based on work-shirts from 1920's America, the 'Big Bertha' shirt boasts a 5.5oz cotton-linen blend chambray fabric to create a lightweight and airy essential. With asymmetrical front pockets and a small chin strap, the shirt evokes an industrialising frontier in meticulous detail. Though having a boxier fit, the front of the shirt scoops quite deeply, creating a longer silhouette. A custom union label adorns the back of the body for both quality assurance and historical accuracy. 

  • 5.5oz cotton-linen blend
  • Lightweight chambray fabric
  • Asymmetrical front pockets 
  • Chin strap
  • Custom union label
  • Product code: 2423007
  • Made in Japan

Description from SON OF A STAG ·

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StoreLanded costDeliverySizes in stock
SON OF A STAG
Freewheelers & Co Union Special Overalls 'Big Bertha' S/S Chambray Work Shirt - Black
US$362.58 + shipping at checkout
£269 at store
estimated · 1–3 days
returns 14 days, buyer pays return
  • 16
  • 17
  • 17.5

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