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Insulated Flannel Jac-Shirt

Navy / Cream Plaid

Sale price£195.00

COLOUR: Navy / Cream Plaid

SIZE: L

Navy / Cream Plaid
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  • 100% cotton flannel, brushed on both sides
  • Quilted polyester insulation
  • Polyester lining
  • 2" box quilting
  • Spread collar
  • Flapped chest pockets and low welted hand pockets
  • Shirttail hem
  • Made in Sri Lanka

Half shirt, half jacket. Filson based this one on designs from their own archive, brushing the cotton flannel on both sides and quilting it in two inch boxes to a layer of polyester insulation. Flap pockets on the chest, welted hand pockets lower down and a shirttail hem, in a navy and cream plaid.

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