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Lilac Mini Check Men's Bespoke Shirt
Product Code 6091/60/18
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The famous Check has always been among our most popular shirts. It suits every occasion. Perfect for work, a wedding, a night out or a night in.
All W.H Taylor luxury shirts are handmade and constructed to the highest standards and contain many special features. These features include English fabric designs that are matched exactly at all points to provide flowing, seamless lines. The two-piece yolk comes together at an angle to create perfectly smooth lines across your shoulders. Our shirts are constructed using fine stitching, which achieves strong and elegant seams. To provide extra luxury, single needle stitching is used, albeit costly; it produces an excellent but strong seam. All buttons are sewn using crossed lock stitches, which prevents them from becoming loose. For More Information >>
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