₹1,876
The Shirt With Cross Pleats Pocket from Anushé Pirani is a slim-fit men's shirt in black handwoven cotton. It plays with multiple folds that form cross pleats, and has an attached collar, a combination the brand says makes it a highly versatile shirt. It is made from 100% cotton in India. Sizes run from S to XL, with garment lengths of 29, 29.5, 30 and 30.5 inches respectively. The brand calls the garment delicate and recommends hand washing it separately and inside out in cold water with a mild liquid detergent, without soaking, scrubbing or wringing, then line drying in shade and warm ironing on the reverse.
Technical Specifications
- Size / Dimensions
- Garment length S - 29"; M - 29.5"; L - 30"; XL - 30.5"
- Material
- Handwoven Cotton
- Colour
- Black
- Type
- Shirt
- HSN code
- 620520
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The Shirt With Cross Pleats Pocket from Anushé Pirani is a slim-fit men's shirt in black handwoven cotton. It plays with multiple folds that form cross pleats, and has an attached collar, a combination the brand says makes it a highly versatile shirt. It is made from 100% cotton in India. Sizes run from S to XL, with garment lengths of 29, 29.5, 30 and 30.5 inches respectively. The brand calls the garment delicate and recommends hand washing it separately and inside out in cold water with a mild liquid detergent, without soaking, scrubbing or wringing, then line drying in shade and warm ironing on the reverse.
Country of origin: India
Shipping duration: Free Shipping on Prepaid | COD Charges Apply
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Anushé Pirani
Anushé Pirani is a Mumbai-based slow fashion label offering consciously crafted, sustainable handwoven clothing for mindful living.
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