Luke Edward Hall S.P.Q.R. Crewneck

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Heavyweight Rowing Blazers x Luke Edward Hall French terry loopback crewneck sweatshirt featuring a Lupercal motif on the left chest.

Reverse-weave heavyweight loopback French terry. Cross-grain construction. 1x1 ribbed side panels, cuffs and waistband. 100% cotton. Made in Portugal.

Unisex. This sweatshirt fits true-to-size (men's sizing).

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Luke Edward Hall S.P.Q.R. Crewneck

Size Guide (Inches)
Size	Numeric	Chest	Waist
XS	32R	32.5	25.5
	32R	34	27
S	34R	35.5	28.5
	36R	37	30
M	38R	38.5	31.5
	40R	40	33
L	42R	42	35
	44R	44	37
XL	46R	46	39
	48R	48	41
XXL	50R	50	43
	52R	52	45
XXXL	54R	54	47
	56R	56	49

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Our second collaboration with British artist and designer Luke Edward Hall is a fitting blend of Hall’s “irreverent romanticism” and Rowing Blazers Creative Director and founder Jack Carlson’s background as a classical field archaeologist. A portion of all proceeds from the collection will benefit the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives and World Language Advocacy efforts of the American Classical League’s National Committee for Latin and Greek.

“I’m excited about this, because working with Luke is always so special — and also because we are helping students and schools access teaching in Greek and Latin,” explains Jack, who also worked as a Latin teacher before founding Rowing Blazers. “Studying Classics helped make me the person I am today, and it’s something I wish more people were able to study.”

Hall adds: “I am extremely thrilled to be working with Rowing Blazers again after our initial 2018 collaboration. This new collection expands upon our original offering with prints and embroideries made from new drawings, as well as new colourways. Once again, I took inspiration from the classical world, and I am delighted that a portion of the proceeds will be donated to the National Committee for Latin and Greek for their inclusion projects, as organised by Jack. Having been fascinated by the stories, myths, art and architecture of Ancient Greece and Rome since childhood, I am very happy to be supporting an organisation that promotes the study of Latin and Greek.”