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Ranger Short Cruiser Jacket

Olive

Sale price£240.00

COLOUR: Olive

SIZE: L

Olive
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  • 7oz 100% cotton dry wax fabric
  • Unlined
  • Snap front closure
  • Adjustable snap cuffs
  • Flap chest pocket with pen pocket
  • Hand pockets
  • Trim fit, hip length

Seven ounces of dry wax cotton and no lining, which makes the Ranger the Cruiser you can wear in September rather than January. Filson have kept the pocket logic from the 1914 original, flap chest with a pen slot alongside. Snap front, snap cuffs, trim through the body. Olive. The everyday one of the two.

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