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Perfect Menswear
From Hudson Jeans and casual designer polos by Hartford Paris, to tailored dress shirts by Robert Talbott and rock n' roll tees from Madeworn, The Perfect Provenance can outfit your weekend adventures as well as suit your workday essentials.
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![Lafete Blanc White Dress Shirt by Benson & Cherry]()
On saleVisit product page →Stretch Cotton Poplin fabric medium weight fabric, very comfortable to wear and slight stretch to the fabric. In slim fit.
-European Sizing runs small, we recommend sizing up one size
97% COTON - 3% Elastane
About Benson & Cherry
Benson & Cherry imagines a clothing line that is elegant, refined, authentic and racy. The brand draws inspiration from the world of old-fashioned racing at the end of the 1960s, with only one idea in mind: to create the T-shirt or jacket James Dean, Steve Mc-Queen or Marlon Brando would have liked to wear. A character the embodies the chic rock'n'roll universe of the "Sixties"
About Benson & Cherry
Benson & Cherry imagines a clothing line that is elegant, refined, authentic and racy. The brand draws inspiration from the world of old-fashioned racing at the end of the 1960s, with only one idea in mind: to create the T-shirt or jacket James Dean, Steve Mc-Queen or Marlon Brando would have liked to wear. A character the embodies the chic rock'n'roll universe of the "Sixties"
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![Twist Tee Shirt in Anthracite by Benson & Cherry]()
Visit product page →A classic tee for every season with a flattering cut and comfy cotton stretch fabric.
- Designed in France, made in Turkey
- European sizing runs small, we recommend sizing up one size
- Model wears a size L
About Benson & Cherry:
Benson & Cherry imagines a clothing line that is elegant, refined, authentic, and racy. The brand draws inspiration from the world of old-fashioned racing at the end of the 1960s, with only one idea in mind: to create the T-shirt or jacket James Dean, Steve Mc-Queen or Marlon Brando would have liked to wear. A character that embodies the chic rock'n'roll universe of the "Sixties".
