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Icons Spey Wax Jacket

Sage

Sale price£279.00

COLOUR: Sage

SIZE: L

Sage
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  • Style MWX2584
  • Waxed cotton outer, cotton inner
  • Classic Tartan panelled lining
  • Printed tartan cord collar and cuffs
  • Lower welt pockets
  • Polyester dripstrip
  • 68cm back length
  • Sponge clean only

Barbour brought out the Spey in 1981 as their first jacket built for the river, named after the Spey cast and the river it comes from. It is short, 68cm at the back, in waxed cotton, and this Icons version pairs Sage with a panelled Classic Tartan lining rather than the Ancient Tartan Barbour usually give their sage jackets. Printed tartan on the cord collar and cuffs, lower welt pockets, sponge clean only.

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