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DECK WS YACHT SHIRT Women's Hostess Shirt

The Deck WS Yacht Shirt is a women's short-sleeved stretch cotton shirt with removable patches and two breast pockets.

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Description

The Deck WS Yacht Shirt is a women's short-sleeved shirt made of poplin cotton and elastane, designed for hostesses on board yachts. It has removable patches on the shoulders and two buttoned pockets on the chest. Quick-dry.

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  • Women's short-sleeved shirt in stretch cotton poplin
  • Button-down collar, breathable and light, quick-dry

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Fabric and care

Fabric

97%Cotton 3%Elastane 130gsm
Popeline 50 Stretch
Warm iron Do not bleach Do not dry clean Do not tumble dry Warm wash

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