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BRONKKA STUDIO® is an independent UK menswear label focused on heavyweight essentials, oversized silhouettes and considered design. Built around confidence, authenticity and calm. Clothing made to stay in rotation.
London, United Kingdom
3.8
2 reviews
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Really impressed with the T-shirt. The quality feels excellent, the fabric has a premium heavyweight feel and the fit is exactly what I was looking for. Delivery was quick and everything arrived well packaged and in perfect condition. Definitely happy with my order.
Have purchased a few T-shirts from their website and the designs are really nice. Material is good quality with a bit of weight to them and easy to iron. Delivery was quick so will be purchasing more in the future.
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