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Fjallraven Anorak No. 8

Dark Grey

Sale price£465.00

COLOUR: Dark Grey

SIZE: L

Dark Grey
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  • G-1000 Eco body
  • G-1000 HeavyDuty on the shoulders, sleeves and back
  • Adjustable storm hood with a two position visor
  • Kangaroo pocket reached from the top and sides
  • Long side zips for ventilation
  • Adjustable waist and hem
  • Longer at the back
  • Replaceable wear sections

Fjallraven used to number their kit, and the Numbers range brings the habit back, this anorak taking its cue from the slip-on trekking anoraks of the seventies. The body is G-1000 Eco, with the tougher HeavyDuty cloth on the shoulders, sleeves and back where straps and weather do most of their work. The hood visor folds back to two positions, and worn sections can be replaced rather than the whole jacket. Dark Grey, which is the colour of most of the weather it will see.

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