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Wool Shaggy Check Zip Jacket

Charcoal

Sale price£340.00

COLOUR: Charcoal

SIZE: L

Charcoal
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  • Style 5746281048
  • 72% wool, 28% polyester knit, milled and brushed
  • And Wander's own check
  • Windproof film laminated to the reverse
  • 100% polyester back
  • Zip front
  • Flap chest pockets, carabiner on the left
  • Made in China

The face is a wool and polyester knit in And Wander's own check, milled and then brushed until it goes thick and shaggy. Behind it they have laminated a windproof film to keep the cold wind out, which wool will not manage on its own. It zips up the front, with a flap pocket on each side of the chest and a carabiner clipped to the left one.

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