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Keb Trekking Shirt LS

Laurel Green-Laurel Green

Sale price£145.00

COLOUR: Laurel Green-Laurel Green

SIZE: L

Laurel Green-Laurel Green
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  • 54% recycled polyester, 46% polyester stretch fabric
  • G-1000 Air Stretch reinforcements on the elbows, forearms, shoulders and back yoke
  • Zipped chest pocket
  • Sleeve gussets with press button adjustment
  • Quick drying and moisture wicking
  • 280g
  • Regular fit
  • Produced without PFAS

Keb is named after Kebnekaise, at 2,097 metres the highest mountain in Sweden, and the name comes from Sami words for a kettle and a tall, pointed peak. This is Fjallraven's trekking shirt from the range, a stretch recycled polyester that dries quickly, with G-1000 Air Stretch on the elbows, forearms, shoulders and yoke where a rucksack rubs. The sleeve gussets adjust with press buttons and the chest pocket zips shut. It weighs 280 grams.

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