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Tin Cloth Medium Duffle Bag

Dark Tan

Sale price£385.00

COLOUR: Dark Tan

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Dark Tan
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  • 14oz 100% cotton oil finish Tin Cloth
  • Bridle Leather, cotton webbing and nylon
  • 20" x 12" x 13"
  • Cotton webbing handles with Bridle Leather grips
  • Removable cotton webbing shoulder strap
  • Metal YKK zip

Fourteen ounces of oil finish Tin Cloth, heavy enough that the bag stands up on its own. Filson have been making things for people heading somewhere unpleasant since 1897, and this is the medium duffle: 20 by 12 by 13 inches, Bridle Leather grips, metal YKK zip. Dark Tan. Buy once, then ignore the problem forever.

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