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Drifter Dark Blue Check Short Sleeve Shirt
£39.99
Drifter Dark Blue Check Short Sleeve Shirt. A classic short sleeve shirt in dark blue with a white and red check pattern design. In a button through style with coordinating blue buttons, a chest pocket and navy trim detail at the inner collar. Made from a breathable pure cotton, which is easy to care for and machine washable. In a regular fit, which is flattering to most builds.
Style Code: Drifter-14558SS-27-dark blue
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Drifter Dark Blue Check Short Sleeve Shirt. A classic short sleeve shirt in dark blue with a white and red check pattern design. In a button through style with coordinating blue buttons, a chest pocket and navy trim detail at the inner collar. Made from a breathable pure cotton, which is easy to care for and machine washable. In a regular fit, which is flattering to most builds.
Style Code: Drifter-14558SS-27-dark blue
A casual shirt is a must have addition to your collection! Perfect for weekend wear. Pair with Jeans or also Chinos. Ideal for wearing over a T-Shirt or under a Sweater for extra warmth in the cooler evenings. Alternative Casual Shirts are also available in our online shop.
Douglas & Grahame, parent company to Drifter, was founded in 1924. It has grown a strong reputation for providing only the highest quality garments, which continues to this day. Based in the UK, yet supplying contemporary menswear to independent retailers both around Europe and also world wide.
Popular across the UK and Ireland, DG’s Drifter is a contemporary offering of knitwear, shirting, outerwear and also trousers for the modern classic customer.
As a growing part of the Irish and British menswear market the Drifter label fits men with an easy sense of style and a keen eye for quality. Stocked exclusively by independent fashion retailers across the UK and Ireland, DG’s Drifter continues its evolution for the coming season with an expanded lifestyle look.
