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Elmer Teddy Mitten Beige/Wine

BEIGE/WINE

Sale price£80.00

COLOUR: BEIGE/WINE

SIZE: L

BEIGE/WINE
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  • Style EM354
  • 100% wool pile face on a 55% acrylic, 45% polyester base
  • 100% polyester palm and panels
  • 100% polyester lining
  • 100% acrylic ribbed cuff
  • Split palm so fingers can be pushed out
  • Touchscreen compatible
  • Made in China

Mittens beat gloves on warmth and always have, and this is the wool pile one. Elmer, the glove line from Japanese maker Swany, put a split in the palm so your fingers can come out for a ticket or a phone. Wool pile face, polyester palm and lining, and an acrylic ribbed cuff to seal the wrist. Beige and wine is a properly good pairing.

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  • Royal Mail Standard3 to 5 business daysFREE
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