Locomotive Men Navy Blue T-shirt

Product code: FDS-58358

2.99 € Sale

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Product Description

Navy blue t-shirt that has a round ribbed neck, short sleeves, rubber and graphic print on the chest

Information

Style Note

This Locomotive t-shirt packs a heady punch with it's classic styling and innovative prints. Style this with a slim fitted, straight leg denim pair and roll up the hems (we recommend high top boots) Throw on a trench coat for an upscale event

Materials & Care

50% cotton and 50% polyester
Machine wash at 40 degrees with like colours using a mild detergent
Do not bleach
Drip dry
Warm iron do not iron on decorations

Size & Fit

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

Name Value
Product codeFDS-58358
AvailabilityOut of Stock
Price2.99 €
SizeS, M, L, XL

Customer reviews

3.7

Based on 7 reviews

5 ★ 2
4 ★ 2
3 ★ 2
2 ★ 1
1 ★ 0
  • Poor fit

    Sadly this wasn't right for me. Colour is nothing like the listing. Not worth the money.

    Melina N. Goulstone

  • Really pleased

    Turned out even better than the photos. The fit is spot on. The navy blue t-shirt is a keeper. Good buy.

    Barbee F. Beaney

  • Decent, with caveats

    Reasonable for what it cost. Comfortable enough, but the finish could be better. The fit runs slightly small. Fine, if your expectations are set.

    Dom H. Coursor

  • Lovely quality

    Really pleased with this one. Stitching is neat throughout. Packaging was tidy and nothing was creased. Good buy.

    Kearney J. Linger

  • Great value

    Exactly as described. Material feels much sturdier than the price suggests. Will be back for another colour.

    Sydney P. Alvar

  • Fine for the price

    Does what it should, nothing more. Took a wash before it softened up. The navy blue t-shirt is okay for everyday use. I'd buy it again at the right price.

    Tasia F. Coiley

  • Very happy with this

    No complaints at all. Comfortable from the first wear. The navy blue t-shirt is a keeper. Would order again without thinking.

    Paule Q. Wharton