Model is 184 cm with a 96 cm chest and is wearing a size M
FRIED RICE Loose Knit Short Sleeve Shirt - Beige
$210
Made forSpeed day /
race day
This is the most advanced Endorphin Pro we've ever engineered. It is built to deliver a return on
investment you can feel with every stride.
At its core is a new dual-density engine: a
high-performance fusion of PWRRUN PB and Super Critical PWRRUN HG for elite energy return. We've
paired this with a re-engineered slotted carbon plate that optimizes SPEEDROLL technology, offering
a smoother transition and an explosive snap off the pavement. Finished with a targeted PWRTRAC
outsole for unwavering grip, the Pro 5 is the definitive edge you need to shatter your personal
best.
Support:
Category:Neutral
Cushioning:
Weight:
7.3oz (206g)
Offset:
8mm (39.5mm/31.5mm)
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Race day / high performance -
Snappy & Responsive -
SPEEDROLL technology
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Description
FRIED RICE has been making waves in the fashion world with its unique blend of urban culture and creative expression. Established in the heart of the bustling city, this brand aims to push boundaries and celebrate individuality in every piece they craft.
Step into the new season with the Loose Knit Short Sleeve Shirt from FRIED RICE's Spring/Summer 2024 collection. Perfect for those warm days when you want to keep it cool and casual, this shirt embodies a perfect mix of style and comfort. Designed in a sophisticated beige hue, it’s easy to pair with anything in your wardrobe. Whether you're out for a quick coffee run or a day at the beach, this short sleeve shirt ensures you look effortlessly chic. Capture attention and elevate your style—grab yours now at SVD.
Details
Cropped, button closure, front pocket, shirt collar, short sleeves
Size & Fit
Regular
Gender: Men & Women
Brand: FRIED RICE
Color: Beige
Composition
65% Polyester
35% Cotton
Cares
Dry clean
Delicate wash
Wash at 30º max.
Hang dry
Iron at a low heat
Do not bleach
See label for more information
Colorway: Cream
Product ID: FR4ST006
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