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Elmer Reversible Neck Warmer Navy Elmer Print

NAVY ELMER PRINT

Sale price£50.00
  • Style EM700
  • Polyester, cotton and nylon fleece
  • Reversible, plain navy one way and Elmer print the other
  • Zip front opening
  • Adjustable drawcord
  • Woven Elmer label
  • One size

Navy on one side, a full Elmer print on the other, so you can decide each morning how much you want to commit. Swany of Kagawa, Japan have been making gloves since 1937 and revived the Elmer name from a New York glove firm going back to 1893. Zip front, drawcord hem, fleece throughout. It lives in a coat pocket and weighs nothing.

COLOUR: NAVY ELMER PRINT

SIZE: ONE SIZE

NAVY ELMER PRINT
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