Madcap England 'MIlne' men's 1960s mod block stripe T-shirt in zinfandel and white. Inspired by Rolling Stones legend, Brian Jones, this classic retro crew neck t-shirt incorporates 3 inch stripe detailing and soft jersey fabric construction. Retro ringer style trims to the cuffs and collar. A casual mod clothing classic! Madcap England's 'Milne' men's retro block stripe t-shirt is sure to add a devilish rock and roll edge to your indie ensemble.
- Madcap England 'Milne' men's 60s mod stripe t-shirt.
- Crew neck.
- Short Sleeves.
- Jersey fabric construction.
- Ringer trims.
- Colour: Zinfandel/White.
- Composition: 100% cotton.
- Care: Machine wash. Please refer to garment care label.
- SKU: MC314 Madcap England Milne Crew Neck Stripe T-Shirt.
Product ID: 32995
UK Standard: 2 - 4 working days – £3.50 or FREE* if you spend over £75.00
UK Express: 1 working day (Monday - Friday) to most UK addresses - £4.95. Order before 3pm Monday - Thursday for Next Day Delivery.
UK Saturday/Sunday delivery: Order by 3pm on Friday for delivery on Saturday/Sunday - £12.00 (Select from Saturday or Sunday Delivery at the checkout. Sunday Delivery is only available to selected postcodes).
EU Delivery - from £10.00 depending on weight of the order or FREE* if you spend over £150.00
Delivery typically between 3 - 20 working days depending on destination.
Non-EU Delivery - from £10.00 depending on weight of the order or FREE* if you spend over £250.00
Delivery typically between 7 - 25 working days depending on destination.
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