Light mint cotton t-shirt from Courreges featuring round neck, short sleeves and slim vestibility. Composition: _, 100% Cotton
Made in Portugal
Color: LIGHT MINT/HERITAGE WHITE
Model number: 125JTS017JS0203B216
About the designer
Credited with inventing the go-go boot and miniskirt, legendary French designer André Courrèges launched his eponymous line in 1961 at the height of the modernism and futurism movements in art and fashion. Today, count on Courrèges for its sixties influences, the iconic “AC” logo, and sleek womens separates.
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*The same item may be available on our site from another partner boutique.
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