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Mini Roman Rugby Polo Shirt

Reduced price 54,95€ EUR

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The Mini Roman Rugby Polo combines a sporty spirit with comfort for your days at the stables.

This beautiful rugby polo is made from premium-quality fleece fabric, with a classic collar and button placket. Adorned with an embroidered LeMieux logo on the front and designs on the back, accompanied by adorable, characterful lettering, it combines style, fun and equestrian spirit. Designed for lasting quality, it is a piece to wear, love and pass on.

✨ Key features

  • ✔ Warmth and softness thanks to the premium fleece rugby polo.
  • ✔ Easy to put on thanks to the classic collar and button placket.
  • ✔ Neat finish with a tone-on-tone embroidered LeMieux logo on the front.
  • ✔ An extra touch with designs and adorable slogans on the back.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Material: 100% Cotton
  • Use: Casual wear at the stables and for everyday wear

🐎 Why choose this product?

Combining performance and style, this garment works just as well with your training outfit as it does with your casual stable wardrobe.

🧴 Use and care instructions

To preserve the quality of your rugby polo over time, follow these care instructions:

  • Machine washable at 30°C.
  • Wash with similar colours.
  • Use only enzyme-free detergent.
  • Do not iron over the logo.
  • Iron inside out.
  • Do not use bleach.
  • Tumble dry on a low temperature setting or dry in the shade.
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About Le Mieux ...

LeMieux, founded by former Olympic rider Robert Lemieux and his wife Lisa, is one of the fastest-growing equestrian brands in the world. The brand stands out for its innovative, high-quality products, designed by riders for riders. LeMieux is especially known for its saddle pads, ear bonnets, and matching bandages, as well as its collections of stylish clothing. In 2022, LeMieux was recognized as the 66th fastest-growing private company in the UK.

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