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Torridon Tartan Holdall

Classic Tartan

Sale price£79.95

COLOUR: Classic Tartan

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Classic Tartan
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  • Style UBA0531
  • 100% polyester outer and lining
  • Barbour Classic Tartan
  • Large main compartment
  • Zipped pockets inside and out
  • Embossed leather badge on the front
  • 30cm high, 57.5cm wide, 22cm deep
  • Sponge clean only

A tartan bag for a short break. Barbour have made the Torridon in a durable polyester, inside and out, with one large main compartment and zipped pockets on the inside and the outside. It is 57.5cm wide and 22cm deep, with an embossed leather badge on the front.

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