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HC Insulated Shirt Jacket

Laurel Green

Sale price£200.00

COLOUR: Laurel Green

SIZE: L

Laurel Green
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  • Article 12600338
  • Shell 100% recycled polyamide, lining 100% recycled polyester
  • 25g PrimaLoft Silver insulation, 100% recycled polyester
  • Wind resistant shell
  • Press button front and press button hand pockets in the side seams
  • Adjustable cuffs
  • Regular fit, 350g in size M

HC stands for High Coast, the stretch of Swedish coastline where Fjällräven started, and where the land is still rising about eight millimetres a year since the last Ice Age. This shirt jacket has twenty five grams of PrimaLoft inside, chosen because it stays warm when damp, under a wind resistant recycled shell. Press buttons down the front and on the hand pockets, adjustable cuffs and no hood. Laurel green, and light enough to wear under a shell.

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