Puma Men Red Ducati Logo T-shirt

Product code: FDS-44845

18.99 € Sale

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Product Description

Style Note
Structured tee from puma for the summer - you can't get cooler (literally and figuratively) than this. Play up the brand's sporty vibe and style this with slim cut cotton trousers and a washed leather jacket. Match the colour of the trousers with the jacket (keep it tonal) and pair this with a no-fuss style pair of sneakers.

Product Details
Red round neck T-shirt, has Ducati logo print on the chest, Ducati applique on the back nape and short sleeves with branding on the left sleeve.

Material and Care
100% cotton
Machine wash inside out
Do not bleach, tumble dry or dry clean
Cool iron inside out

Size and Fit
Regular Fit
The model (height 6' and shoulders 18")  is wearing a size M

Information

No additional information available.

Name Value
Product codeFDS-44845
AvailabilityOut of Stock
Price18.99 €
SizeS, M, L, XL

Customer reviews

3.3

Based on 6 reviews

5 ★ 1
4 ★ 2
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  • Very happy with this

    No complaints at all. Comfortable from the first wear. Washes well with no shrinking. The ducati logo t-shirt is a keeper. Happy to recommend it.

    Raymund J. Finicj

  • Really pleased

    Turned out even better than the photos. The fit is spot on. The ducati logo t-shirt is a keeper. Worth the money.

    Maurise J. Spieght

  • Decent, with caveats

    Not bad, but I hesitated before keeping it. Colour is a shade off from the photos. Worth a look if it's on offer.

    Moritz H. Izard

  • Better than expected

    Second one I've ordered. Sizing was true to the chart. Colour matches the listing exactly. Worth the money.

    Lenna Mostin

  • Not for me

    Looked better online than in person. Sizing bears no relation to the chart. Material feels cheap in the hand. Not worth the money.

    Marianne M. Roebuck

  • Okay overall

    Does what it should, nothing more. Took a wash before it softened up. The ducati logo t-shirt is okay for everyday use. Neither delighted nor annoyed.

    Kimberlee J. Escott