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  • Margaret Howell - MHL Crew Neck Dry Merino
  • Margaret Howell - MHL Crew Neck Dry Merino
  • Margaret Howell - MHL Crew Neck Dry Merino
  • Margaret Howell - MHL Crew Neck Dry Merino

Margaret Howell

MHL Crew Neck Dry Merino

USD$ 165
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MHL Crew Neck Dry Merino by Margaret Howell. A regular fitting crewneck sweater in a Merino wool construction. This piece features a ribbed mock neck collar and raglan sleeves for unmatched comfort. Ribbing at the cuffs and hem complete the look.
  • Details & features
    - 100% Wool
    - Made in the UK
  • Shipping terms
    Delivery times and rates

    DK (Self-Collect): DKK 30 Within 1-2 working days
    DK (Home-Delivery): DKK 50 Within 1-2 working days
    DK (Bike Messenger): DKK 150 Same day (Orders before 12AM)
    Europe: EUR 10 Within 4 working days
    Greenland and The Faroe Islands DKK 120
    USA & Canada:
    		 USD 25
    		 Within 5 working days
    Hong Kong, Japan, China and South Korea:
    		 USD 30
    		Within 5 working days
    Rest of the world: USD 30 Within 5 working days

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  • About the brand
    Margaret Howell is a hands-on designer, one whose philosophy has always been to make clothing as she drew them - relaxed and lived in with a natural look. Margaret found inspiration in the fine make and fabric of a man’s shirt, she used quality shirting usually issued for formal wear, but making it up into a softer, less traditional shirt. As a designer, Margaret finds men’s clothing interesting in structure, feel and functionality, after all this she started making womenswear when she realised that women wanted the men’s clothing she was producing.
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