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LaDoubleJ Portofino Shirt Botanical SHI0049SIL006BOT0001
LaDoubleJ Portofino Shirt Botanical SHI0049SIL006BOT0001
LaDoubleJ Portofino Shirt Botanical SHI0049SIL006BOT0001
LaDoubleJ Portofino Shirt Botanical SHI0049SIL006BOT0001
LaDoubleJ Portofino Shirt Botanical SHI0049SIL006BOT0001
LaDoubleJ Portofino Shirt Botanical SHI0049SIL006BOT0001

Portofino Shirt Botanical in Silk Twill

€495
Item# SHI0049SIL006BOT0001
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Boboli Gardens eat your heart out! This vibrant little number boasts a botanical print, a straight cut and a clean look. Crafted from our silk twill, it hails from Lake Como and has a crisp, super light texture. Perfect for a posh lunch in Portofino.
  • Long-sleeved shirt
  • Korean collar
  • Placed print

    • Composition:
  • 100% silk twill

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    1960s

    Botanical

    This print was sourced by JJ Martin from her personal archives. It was especially painted by artist Kirsten Synge and inspired by botanical gardens and drawings from the 1930s.
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