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Tin Cloth Compact Briefcase

Otter Green

Sale price£400.00

COLOUR: Otter Green

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Otter Green
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  • 14oz 100% cotton oil finish Tin Cloth
  • 6oz 100% cotton dry finish Cover Cloth
  • 10.5oz dry finish Tin Cloth
  • Bridle Leather, EVA foam and cotton webbing
  • Padded interior for laptops or tablets up to 15"
  • 15" x 2-3/4" x 11-1/2"
  • 9 litre capacity
  • Metal YKK zip
  • Front stow pocket and snap-secure rear pocket
  • Made in Vietnam

Nine litres, fifteen inches long, and built out of three separate cloths. Filson pad the interior with EVA foam for a laptop or tablet, wrap the stress points in Bridle Leather and finish it with a metal YKK zip. Front stow pocket, snap-secured pocket at the back. Otter Green, and made in Vietnam.

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