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White with Teal Burn Baby Burn Accents Shirt - Blake Mill

White with Teal Burn Baby Burn Accents Shirt

White with Teal Burn Baby Burn Accents Shirt

Name: White with Teal Burn Baby Burn Accents Shirt
Brand: Blake Mill
SKU: 1002308
Price: 79.0 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.96 (85 reviews)

£79

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Crafted from 100% cotton sateen and cut for a tailored fit. With a classic cutaway collar, mitred cuffs, and a slight sheen from the lustrous fabric, these are the ultimate statement shirts. This shirt features our Burn Baby Burn Print.

Design Story

Fifty years ago Apollo 11 blasted off from the Kennedy Space Centre to put a man on the Moon. Now NASA seem to us to be pretty serious guys. And when they wrote the computer program that initiated that launch, you'd have thought they'd have given it a pretty dry name. "Launch program one", maybe? Oh no, not a word of it. When the geeks at NASA blasted Neil Armstrong and crew into the heavens they named the computer program: "Burn Baby Burn". All we did was translate that into binary, the language of computers, and put it on a shirt.

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Product Details & Fit

Contemporary collar style with a tailored fit
Model is 6'3" and is wearing a size M.

Fabric & Care

100% cotton sateen. Wash at no more than 30°C. Flat/line dry, do not tumble.

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White with Teal Burn Baby Burn Accents Shirt

£79

£95

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design story: White with Teal Burn Baby Burn Accents Shirt

Fifty years ago Apollo 11 blasted off from the Kennedy Space Centre to put a man on the Moon. Now NASA seem to us to be pretty serious guys. And when they wrote the computer program that initiated that launch, you'd have thought they'd have given it a pretty dry name. "Launch program one", maybe? Oh no, not a word of it. When the geeks at NASA blasted Neil Armstrong and crew into the heavens they named the computer program: "Burn Baby Burn". All we did was translate that into binary, the language of computers, and put it on a shirt.