SWEATSHIRT
White British Lung Foundation sweatshirt
Centred charity graphic with crew neck and ribbed collar, cuffs and hem.
DIANA CASUAL / POLO
POLO-SIDE CHARITY SWEAT
The British Lung Foundation sweatshirt worn at Guards Polo Club on 2 May 1988, documenting the mix of charity sportswear and British country layers.
OUTFIT ANATOMY
Visible features are kept separate from source-confirmed facts; maker names are never guessed into place.
SWEATSHIRT
Centred charity graphic with crew neck and ribbed collar, cuffs and hem.
BLAZER
A Turnbull & Asser attribution exists, but exact garment identity remains unconfirmed.
DENIM
A straight leg with a relatively high rise.
BOOTS
Colour and shaft height are visual observations; maker unverified.
CURRENT CANDIDATES
Originals, official editions, close matches and alternatives remain distinct. Price, stock, shipping and sizing require human recheck before publication.
Watch only: purchase comments and a seller-reconfirmation prompt are present; unofficial logo use also needs review.
Heavyweight oversized construction; graphic scale may differ from the original.
A Japan-market option chosen for brown check and soft construction; not a Turnbull & Asser attribution.
A relaxed straight leg in medium indigo, used as a proportion substitute rather than an original identification.
A brown roper profile with a comparable shaft and toe; Japan delivery and landed cost remain unverified.
Checked 21 August 2026: 36 placements show a purchase control, 2 have unconfirmed inventory, 4 are result/category pages, 2 are sold out, 4 current listings could not be confirmed and 1 is reference-only. These are standard non-affiliate links and product images are not reused. Recheck stock, delivery and returns with the seller before buying.
RECREATE THE PROPORTION
Keep the sweatshirt visually 4–7 cm shorter than the blazer and raise the denim waist. This translates naturally to a unisex or masculine fit.
SOURCE & RIGHTS LEDGER
Reference photographs are Getty Images material; the charity logo also requires rights review. No image reuse.