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Product code: BEX003 / 00022M
Description
The Bexley overshirt is crafted from a lightweight waxed fabric with a water resistant finish in a dark brown design. The contrasting corduroy shirt collar defines the model with a distinctive character, while the padding and the lining provide warmth on the coldest days. A versatile piece to layer over a knit, ideal for city outings and weekend escapes. The model features long sleeves, chest pockets with flaps, welt pockets on the lower part and a snap button closure for a regular fit.
Bexley overshirt
Lightweight waxed fabric
Water resistant
Dark brown
Contrasting corduroy shirt collar
Padded and lined
Long sleeves
Chest pockets with flaps
Welt pockets on the lower part
Inner zip pocket on the left chest
Snap button closure
Regular fit
Size L measurements:
Shoulders: 48 cm
Half chest: 62 cm
Half hem: 62 cm
Sleeve length: 69 cm
Back length: 77 cm
Measurements are taken manually and may slightly vary.
Do not wash
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Do not iron
Specialised laundry cleaning only
This garment is made from waxed cotton and features a special wax finish. Variations in color, sheen, texture, creases and surface marks are natural characteristics of the fabric and should not be considered defects. With wear and handling, the finish may evolve and develop a unique lived-in appearance. Avoid prolonged exposure to heat and direct sunlight, and avoid rubbing against light-colored surfaces as color transfer may occur.
Care Guide
This piece is made of cotton with a special waxed finish. Variations in colour, sheen, texture, creases and surface marks are natural characteristics of the fabric and are not defects. With wear, creases and rubbing, the finish can change, developing a lived-in, unique look.
Because the wax stays alive in the fabric, a mark can be evened out with gentle, indirect heat: never in contact with the fabric, and never near a direct flame. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct heat sources and sunlight, and rubbing against light-coloured surfaces, as colour could transfer.