Beach Sweater Hoodie

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Beach Sweater Hoodie

$79 Gilt
$249
Size (Men Alpha):
Men's Tops
Men Alpha US (chest) EU
XXS 34 44
XS 35 45
XS 36 46
S 37 47
S 38 48
M 39 49
M 40 50
M 41 51
L 42 52
L 43 53
L 44 54
XL 45 55
XL 46 56
XL 47 57
XXL 48 58
XXL 50 60
XXXL 52 62
  • s
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    US (chest) 37
    EU 47
  • m
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    US (chest) 39
    EU 49
  • l
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    US (chest) 42
    EU 52
  • xl
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    US (chest) 45
    EU 55
Color:
midnight navy
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Description
Designer

Long sleeve linen and cotton blend button front hoodie

  • Ribbed hooded collar with drawstring closure and wide ribbed cuffs and hem
  • Front patch pockets at hem with banded trim

Brand: Gilded Age

Material: 60% Linen, 40% Cotton

Origin: Imported

Montenegro-born fashion designer Stefan Miljanic approaches Gilded Age, his elegant men’s clothing line, the way Rockwell might regard a canvas: with an obsessive eye for detail and a commitment to craftsmanship. Originally a visual artist, Miljanic founded Gilded Age in 2005 as a collection of T-shirts and denim jeans. By 2008, he began applying his artisanal approach to designing meticulously unstructured blazers, soft lambskin shirts, sharp Henleys, (some knit on nineteenth-century machines), and other menswear. Miljanic credibly refers to Gilded Age’s signature denim as "the best in the industry,” and we’re not about to argue.