Get your stripes right with the Madcap England Lucky Number. A fresh take on the classic retro striped tee, Lucky Number brings together a warm Coconut Milk ground with bold Black Iris, Burgundy and Sky Blue bands. It's a colour combination with one foot in the 1970s and the other firmly planted in the indie clubs of the 1990s.
The stripe itself is all about proportion. Broad Black Iris bands create the strong graphic rhythm, punctuated by finer Burgundy and Sky Blue lines for an extra flash of colour. Solid Black Iris trims at the crew neck and short sleeve cuffs sharpen everything up and give Lucky Number its distinctive ringer style finish.
We've cut it from soft 185gsm pure cotton jersey... a comfortable midweight fabric. Look to the sleeve for the finishing touch, where our signature Madcap England Octopus embroidery adds a discreet bit of brand detail.
With its 70s colour palette and a hint of 90s Britpop attitude, Lucky Number is a timeless retro stripe tee made for everyday wear.
Features
Madcap England Lucky Number T-shirt
Retro horizontal multi stripe design
Coconut Milk ground
Black Iris, Burgundy and Sky Blue stripes
Broad and fine stripe combination
Contrast Black Iris crew neck
Sewn on Black Iris collar
Matching Black Iris sleeve cuffs
Short sleeves
Signature Madcap England Octopus sleeve embroidery
Soft 185gsm cotton jersey
100% cotton
Retro 70s influence
1990s indie and Britpop styling
Product Details
Style: Lucky Number
Product: Men's Retro Stripe T-Shirt
Colour: Coconut Milk / Black Iris / Burgundy / Sky Blue
Pattern: Multi Stripe
Material: 100% Cotton
Fabric: Jersey Cotton
Fabric Weight: 185gsm
Neckline: Crew Neck
Collar: Sewn On Black Iris Collar
Cuffs: Sewn On Black Iris Sleeve Cuffs
Brand Detail: Madcap England Octopus Sleeve Embroidery
Care: Machine Wash
Style Code: MC1172
Style It With
Let the stripe lead. Lucky Number works effortlessly with indigo denim and retro trainers for an easy everyday look, or throw on a track top or Harrington and dial up the 90s indie attitude. Fancy heading further back? Add corduroy trousers and you've got the 1970s covered.
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