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Maker´s Stitch Merino Polo Navy
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Lowest price in the last 30 days before price reduction: 134.90€
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English-made turtleneck with front pockets from Britain's Peregrine, in thick, cable-knit wool for a soft and warm feel.
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Product details
• Made in England.
• Heavy-knit wool.
• Ribbed cuffs and hem.
• Logo patch at the left hem.Product code 23811811Fit
• True to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
• Model measures: height 189cm, weight 76kg and wears a size M.
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Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) S M L XL Sleeve Length 51 51 54 54 Chest 90 102 110 114 Bottom Width 72 80 86 88 Garment Length 66 67 70 71 -
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About
Peregrine
Functionality, flexibility and tradition. These are the fundamental elements of all of Peregrine's knitwear. From start to finish, all Peregrine clothing is produced in England, giving the family-run business complete control over the design, production and quality control of its products as well as ensuring good working conditions for its craftsmen.
Peregrine was established in 1796 by Thomas Glover, who began his career as a knitting machinist in Leicestershire, England in the late 18th century. Through hard work, the knitwear producer gradually evolved to become the family business we know today. The Peregrine Clothing name itself was first registered in 1956.
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Functionality, flexibility and tradition. These are the fundamental elements of all of Peregrine's knitwear. From start to finish, all Peregrine clothing is produced in England, giving the family-run business complete control over the design, production and quality control of its products as well as ensuring good working conditions for its craftsmen.
Peregrine was established in 1796 by Thomas Glover, who began his career as a knitting machinist in Leicestershire, England in the late 18th century. Through hard work, the knitwear producer gradually evolved to become the family business we know today. The Peregrine Clothing name itself was first registered in 1956.
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