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Canvas Outfitter Jacket

Kangaroo

Sale price£200.00

COLOUR: Kangaroo

SIZE: L

Kangaroo
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  • 10.5oz 100% cotton canvas
  • Corduroy lined collar
  • Hand pockets built into the cargo pocket flaps
  • Chip-resistant buttons
  • Adjustable cuffs
  • Relaxed fit
  • Made in Sri Lanka

C.C. Filson opened in Seattle in 1897 to kit out prospectors heading for the Klondike, and the pockets on this jacket come off Filson's vintage field coats, with hand pockets set into the flaps of the cargo pockets below. The collar is lined in corduroy and the buttons are chip resistant. It is 10.5oz cotton canvas, cut relaxed, here in Kangaroo.

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