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Tin Cloth Small Duffle Bag

Dark Tan

Sale price£350.00

COLOUR: Dark Tan

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Dark Tan
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  • Durable oil finish Tin Cloth waxed cotton
  • Fully nylon lined
  • Thick cotton webbing handles stitched down the sides
  • Saddle-grade Bridle Leather carry grip
  • Removable adjustable cotton webbing shoulder strap
  • Heavy-gauge metal YKK zip
  • Exterior stow pockets at each end

The webbing handles are stitched all the way down the sides rather than just tacked on at the top, which is why these don't tear out. Filson wrap the grip in saddle-grade Bridle Leather that moulds to your hand over time. Oil finish Tin Cloth outside, nylon lined within, heavy YKK zip. Dark Tan will darken further with use.

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