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Hooded Windstopper Glove

Dark Green

Sale price£60.00

COLOUR: Dark Green

SIZE: L

Dark Green
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  • Wind and rain resistant outer
  • 100% polyester lining
  • Packable mitten hood that pulls over the fingers
  • Touchscreen thumb and forefinger
  • Elasticated cuff
  • Elmer branding at the wrist

Swany have been making gloves in Kagawa, Japan since 1937, and this is their answer to gloves never being quite warm enough. A mitten hood sits folded at the back of the hand and pulls over the fingers when it turns, which is a lot more use than a second pair in the other pocket. Thumb and forefinger still work on a screen. Dark green sits nicely against a waxed jacket.

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