Nanushka

Sand Cotton Sweatshirt

Approx. HKD 2184.75

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Description

Sand Cotton Sweatshirt from Nanushka

Made in Portugal

Color: SHELL

Model number: NU23PFSW00673SHELL

About the designer

Hailing from the bustling streets of Budapest, Nanushka is a modern fashion label rooted in feminine sensibility and effortless confidence. Making a splash in amongst the style-savvy women of metropolitan cities the world over, founder Sandra Sandor is just getting started and added a men’s collection to the line for FW19. Keep an eye out for their perfectly shaped knitwear, vegan leather looks, and sprinklings of lilac for fall.

Size and fit

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