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Langarm Hemd Model 228931 Nife

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Langarm Hemd Model 228931 NifeDas Damenhemd im Oversize Schnitt ist ein lockerer und moderner Vorschlag mit lssiger, lssiger Form. Der gerumige Schnitt bietet Tragekomfort und verleiht dem Styling einen modischen, stdtischen Charakter, ideal fr den tglichen Einsatz. Das Modell ist aus einem Jeansmaterial mit einem Anteil an Baumwolle gefertigt, was Langlebigkeit, Komfort und ein natrliches Denim Aussehen garantiert. Der Stoff liegt gut am Krper an und bietet gleichzeitig

Das Damenhemd im Oversize-Schnitt ist ein lockerer und moderner Vorschlag mit lässiger, lässiger Form. Der geräumige Schnitt bietet Tragekomfort und verleiht dem Styling einen modischen, städtischen Charakter, ideal für den täglichen Einsatz. Das Modell ist aus einem Jeansmaterial mit einem Anteil an Baumwolle gefertigt, was Langlebigkeit, Komfort und ein natürliches Denim-Aussehen garantiert. Der Stoff liegt gut am Körper an und bietet gleichzeitig Leichtigkeit und Bewegungsfreiheit. Das Hemd ist mit einem klassischen Kragen ausgestattet, der dem Ganzen einen zeitlosen, ordentlichen Charakter verleiht. Die abgesenkte Schulterlinie betont den lockeren Schnitt und passt zu modernen, lässigen Trends. Die langen Ärmel sind mit Druckknöpfen versehen, was praktisch und ästhetisch ist. Das Modell wird vorne mit Druckknöpfen geschlossen, was den Tragekomfort und das einheitliche Aussehen gewährleistet. Der abgerundete Saum mit verlängertem Rückenteil verleiht dem Hemd Leichtigkeit und verlängert die Silhouette subtil von hinten. Dies ist ein vielseitiges Modell, das sowohl im Alltag als auch in stylischen Kombinationen gut funktioniert.

Baumwolle 33 %
Polyester 65 %
Spandex 2 %
Größe Länge Brustumfang Taillenweite
36 73 cm 104 cm 100 cm
38 74 cm 108 cm 104 cm
40 75.5 cm 112 cm 108 cm
42 77 cm 116 cm 112 cm
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