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The mystery of the man in the massive Fjällräven jacket

  • Fjällräven Numbers Down Jacket No.16 in sand and UN blue, over a grey zip hoody, with olive Greenland Trousers
  • Fjällräven Numbers Down Jacket No.16 in sand, zipped to the chin, with leather-tipped drawcords and two flap pockets
  • Close-up of the Engineered Garments Zip Hoody in grey marl, with a snap tab at the throat and raglan sleeves
  • Engineered Garments Zip Hoody in grey marl over a Lee Leesure Shirt in army green check, with olive trousers
  • Close-up of the Lee Leesure Shirt's army green, brown and cream check, with a Lee label on the chest pocket
  • Close-up of Nike Air Max Terra 180 QS in summit white, hot lime and blue sapphire, under olive Greenland Trousers

This chap comes in the shop fairly often, and for a while he was a real mystery. “Who is he? Where did he come from? Why’s he always wearing so many clothes?” we mused. It wasn’t long before the cogs started turning in the rumour mill. Some thought he was the illustrious Benedict Carlton Holmes, a world-renowned Arctic explorer who’d lost his mind after a particularly painful brain-freeze. Some had heard he was a devious masochist who got his kicks sweating his back out wearing big down jackets in saunas. Others were more forgiving, and reasoned he was a sensible clothes wearer getting himself sorted for winter. All the Chinese whispering was finally put to rest during our weekly big shop at Hulme Asda. Yep, it turns out the mysterious man in the massive Fjällräven jacket just works in the frozen department and doesn’t like being cold. Bit of a disappointment really…

  • Lee Leesure Shirt (Army Green)
  • Engineered Garments Zip Hoody (Grey Marl)
  • Fjällräven Numbers Down Jacket No.16 (Sand / UN Blue)
  • Fjällräven Greenland Trousers (Olive)
  • Nike Air Max Terra 180 QS (Summit White / Hot Lime / Blue Sapphire)

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