Checks are a timeless trend that you can keep going back to. This tunic is cut in a classic fit with straight lines, making the soft jersey fall loosely and comfortably. The tunic is designed with a deep V-neck, long sleeves and discreet in-seam pockets in the sides. Wear it over a pair of plain-coloured trousers and let the beautiful checks get all the attention.
Checks are a timeless trend that you can keep going back to.
This tunic is cut in a classic fit with straight lines, making the soft jersey fall loosely and comfortably.
The tunic is designed with a deep V-neck, long sleeves and discreet in-seam pockets in the sides.
Wear it over a pair of plain-coloured trousers and let the beautiful checks get all the attention.
97% viscose, 3% elastane.
Model's height is 178 cm, and wears size M.
Giba JERSEY Tunic
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Giba Jersey Tunic
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Colour: Tobacco Brown
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Checks are a timeless trend that you can keep going back to. This tunic is cut in a classic fit with straight lines, making the soft jersey fall loosely and comfortably. The tunic is designed with a deep V-neck, long sleeves and discreet in-seam pockets in the sides. Wear it over a pair of plain-coloured trousers and let the beautiful checks get all the attention.
- Shape: Straight
- Measurements: Size M: Length = 88 cm. Chest width = 126 cm.
- Model Information: Model's height is 178 cm, and wears size M.
- Material: 97% viscose, 3% elastane
- Wash: Delicate machine wash
- Responsibility: FSC MIX 70%
- Style No.: 1006573
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Viscose produced with care and responsibility
This product is made from FSC®-certified viscose, with fibres sourced from sustainable and responsible forestry that respects biodiversity and the forest's local population.
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