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Short Lined Cruiser Jacket

Dark Tan

Sale price£400.00
  • Water-resistant waxed Tin Cloth
  • Body lined with dry-finish Cover Cloth
  • Sleeves lined with polyester twill
  • Metal shank-button closures
  • Hand pockets with large openings, reinforced at stress points
  • Left chest pocket with flap closure
  • Right chest pocket slotted for pens or tools
  • Short cut at the hip

Clinton Filson patented the Cruiser on the 3rd of March 1914, and the shape has been earning its keep ever since. This is the short, lined version in waxed Tin Cloth, with Cover Cloth through the body and four pockets, the right chest one slotted for pens or tools. Metal shank buttons. Cut short at the hip so you can actually move in it.

COLOUR: Dark Tan

SIZE: L

Dark Tan
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