Worn By Womens Grey Eat The Rich Boyfriend T-shirt

• Worn By Eat The Rich Boyfriend T-Shirt
• 50% Cotton 50% Polyester
• Boat Neck
• Turn Over Sleeves
• Metal Detail

Since 2004 vintage inspired brand Worn By has been creating garments which reflect the most iconic moments in rock in roll history. The T-shirt has a laid back silhouette with turn over sleeves and a boat neck making it perfect for any occassion. The garment has a faded colouring from light grey at the top down to a dark grey on the bottom of the product. The main design feature is the skull print on the centre front of the T-shirt complemented with text the inspiration for this garment comes from  Patti Smith. The T-shirt also has studded silver metal detail on each shoulder giving you some edge and style to the garment.

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