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Tin Cloth Tote Bag With Zipper

Otter Green

Sale price£270.00

COLOUR: Otter Green

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Otter Green
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  • 14oz 100% cotton oil finish Tin Cloth
  • Bridle Leather trim
  • Cotton webbing handles long enough for the shoulder
  • Heavy metal YKK zip
  • Fully nylon lined
  • Front and side stow pockets
  • 25 litres, 14 5/8" x 6" x 13 3/8"
  • Made in Vietnam

Filson started in Seattle in 1897, and Tin Cloth is the oil finished cotton they have kept Pacific Northwest foresters dry in for over a century. This tote is fourteen ounce Tin Cloth with a heavy YKK zip across the top, nylon lined, with stow pockets on the front and sides and webbing handles long enough to go over a shoulder. Filson pitch it at clay shooting and air travel. It will cope with the commute.

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