Ermenegildo Zegna Men L Charcoal Grey Plaid Windowpane 100% Cotton Shirt Luxury
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Ermenegildo Zegna Men’s Long Sleeve Button-Up Shirt - Size Large
Classic luxury meets impeccable Italian craftsmanship. This Ermenegildo Zegna dress shirt features a beautiful charcoal grey/anthracite base accented by a white graph check matrix and alternating slate blue and bronze/tan vertical windowpane stripes. Crafted in Romania from premium, highly tactile 100% cotton with a unique micro-waffle piqué texture.
FEATURES:
• Color: Charcoal Grey / Anthracite base with White, Blue, & Bronze/Tan accents
• Pattern: Windowpane Plaid / Graph Check Matrix
• Size: Large
• Fabric: 100% Premium Cotton (Textured micro-waffle weave)
• Made in Romania
• Pristine tailoring: Flawless pattern matching across the back shoulder yoke
• Extras: Includes two original spare replacement buttons attached to the tag
• Style Codes: D-TK-6297 / RN 101133 / CA 38332
CONDITION:
Excellent, pristine pre-owned condition! No flaws, stains, fading, snags, or signs of collar/underarm wear. Fabric retains its original structured luxury hand-feel.
MEASUREMENTS (Laid Flat):
• Pit to Pit: 22 1/2"
• Length (Shoulder to Hem): 32"
• Sleeve Length (Shoulder to Cuff): 26"
Ships next business day from smoke-free and pet-free home.
Please view all pictures as they are intended to augment the written description and stated condition.
Style Tags: Luxury, HighEnd, Designer, Italian Tailoring, Sartorial, Smart Casual, Quiet Luxury, Plaid Dress Shirt, Ermenegildo Zegna
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