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Lined Tin Cruiser Jacket

Dark Tan

Sale price£500.00
  • 14oz 100% cotton oil finish Tin Cloth
  • 6oz 100% cotton canvas body lining
  • 100% polyester sleeve lining for easy on and off
  • Ten pockets
  • Double layer back and outer sleeves with a front cape
  • Snap front
  • Limited Lifetime Guarantee
  • Made in Bangladesh

Filson patented the Cruiser in 1914 for timber cruisers, the men who walked the Pacific Northwest valuing standing timber, and the ten pockets were the point of it. Fourteen ounce oil finish Tin Cloth, doubled across the back, the outer sleeves and the front cape, so the parts that meet the brush have two layers of waxed cotton. Cotton canvas body lining, polyester in the sleeves.

COLOUR: Dark Tan

SIZE: L

Dark Tan
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