South2 West8 Tenkara Shirt in Charcoal - Black. Size XL/1X (also in ).
Color
Purple
Gender
Men
Status
In stock
Details
South2 West8 Tenkara Shirt in Charcoal - Black. Size XL/1X (also in ). 100% polyester. Made in Japan. Hand wash. Front button closure. 4-pocket styling. Button cuffs. SOU2-MS15. NS703. About the designer: South 2 West 8 was established in 2003 by Nepenthes Co., Ltd. The brand has been producing classic detailed outdoor sportswear and accessories ever since, while their bag collection, which is made in the USA, has grown over the past few seasons. Designed and manufactured in Japan, South 2 West 8 delivers a technically and aesthetically brilliant product. Each bag is full of functional detailing and is made with top-grade materials.
Details
South2 West8 Tenkara Shirt in Charcoal - Black. Size XL/1X (also in ). 100% polyester. Made in Japan. Hand wash. Front button closure. 4-pocket styling. Button cuffs. SOU2-MS15. NS703. About the designer: South 2 West 8 was established in 2003 by Nepenthes Co., Ltd. The brand has been producing classic detailed outdoor sportswear and accessories ever since, while their bag collection, which is made in the USA, has grown over the past few seasons. Designed and manufactured in Japan, South 2 West 8 delivers a technically and aesthetically brilliant product. Each bag is full of functional detailing and is made with top-grade materials.
South2 West8 Tenkara Shirt in Charcoal - Black. Size XL/1X (also in ). 100% polyester. Made in Japan. Hand wash. Front button closure. 4-pocket styling. Button cuffs. SOU2-MS15. NS703. About the designer: South 2 West 8 was established in 2003 by Nepenthes Co., Ltd. The brand has been producing classic detailed outdoor sportswear and accessories ever since, while their bag collection, which is made in the USA, has grown over the past few seasons. Designed and manufactured in Japan, South 2 West 8 delivers a technically and aesthetically brilliant product. Each bag is full of functional detailing and is made with top-grade materials.
