Charles tyrwhitt blue button
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We've tweaked our traditional Oxford weave, retaining that exceptionally smooth and soft cotton and adding a dash more stretch (5% elastane to be precise), for a truly comfortable fit. The new weave adjustment plus our split back yoke ensures total freedom of movement. These shirts are smart casual staples, featuring a button-down collar and subtle chest pocket. Look out for Tyrwhitt signature detailing like contrast colours on the neck yoke and inner cuff.
R 1.430
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Nothing says summer like a short-sleeved shirt in lightweight poplin, sporting an exclusive Tyrwhitt print.
R 1.430
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TENCEL™? is a natural fibre derived from wood pulp from sustainably managed forests, and it's biodegradable too. Its smooth surface gives these polos their naturally soft feel. This fabric also wicks moisture to keep you sweat-free. The TENCEL™? is blended with breathable cotton for a lightweight, summer-ready feel. A concealed button-down collar adds the final touch, ensuring a smart and tidy look.
R 1.430
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Our Woolmark-certified merino knit is luxuriously warm and breathable, thanks to a super-hardy breed of sheep. The Merino sheep has to endure all sorts of climates in its mountain home, so its fleece makes a naturally temperature-regulating yarn. The result? Our Merino jumper is wonderfully warm and cosy, but also lightweight and breathable, so you can wear it all year round. Not only that, we’ve garment-washed it for an incredibly soft feel and added a contrast back neck trim for an elevated touch.
R 1.760
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These woven boxer shorts are made from pure cotton, a comfortable, hardwearing, and breathable material that is soft on the skin. They are designed in a loose classic fit and elasticated waistband to ensure absolute comfort. Choose a sophisticated single colour to wear under any outfit, or push the boat out with a fun pattern.
R 1.430
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If you're keen to add a splash of colour to your wardrobe, this shirt is just the ticket. We've crafted it from soft, breathable poplin in a 2-ply 100's yarn that s woven in Italy. A semi-cutaway collar effortlessly strikes the balance between smart and casual. Wear yours underneath a muted suit for client meetings or get pub-ready with dark denim and trainers. Fun fact: the twining leaf pattern of this shirt Made with Liberty Fabric was inspired by decorative motifs from the famous Royal Pavilion in Brighton. For comfort, we've added a split back yoke that gives you room to move.
R 1.210
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A versatile cap by BOSS. Designed in breathable twill made from pure cotton, this cap is printed with a BOSS logo at the front panel. A branded adjustable closure completes this accessory.
R 1.760
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South Africa (All cities)
A regular-fit zip-up hoodie crafted in soft cotton terry with a logo patch at the left chest by HUGO Menswear.
R 1.430
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If the weekly laundry is your nemesis, our non-iron poplin shirt is a smart solution – in more ways than one. Creases drop out naturally from the lightweight woven fabric, while the smooth matt finish has a crisp look that feels modern. As it's crafted from pure cotton, you can trust that this breathable style can handle fast-paced days. Keeping it in tip-top condition is simple, thanks to the complimentary brass collar stays.
R 1.320
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South Africa (All cities)
This 100% Merino wool sleeveless cardigan is machine washable for easy-wearing comfort. The Woolmark-certified fabric on this sleeveless cardigan is naturally temperature-regulating for year-round use. We ve also garment-washed it for a softer finish. With ribbed hems and cuffs, the cardigan has a modern look that s enhanced by its button fastenings. Try it on top of a shirt as a relaxed layering option or underneath a blazer.
R 1.760
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