JAN N JUNE women's linen longsleeve "KEISS"
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Description
Description
"KEISS" by JAN N JUNE is made of linen and is woven particularly thinly, making the material very breathable.
This makes the long-sleeved shirt slightly transparent – if desired, a thin bralette can be worn underneath. A light, elegant garment with natural comfort!
Product Information:
Product Information:
"KEISS" is made from 100% linen – an easy-care material:
- Wash up to 30°C
- Do not use fabric softener
- Iron at medium temperature (but note: linen is somewhat temperamental, some creases may remain!)
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Why is this product included in the "Mit Ecken und Kanten" category?
Why is this product included in the "Mit Ecken und Kanten" category?
The product comes from an old collection.
Who is behind the product?
Who is behind the product?
JAN N JUNE is a fair fashion label from Hamburg for minimalist and fashion.
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