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Fjallraven Smock No 1

Dark Olive

Sale price£650.00

COLOUR: Dark Olive

SIZE: L

Dark Olive
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  • Style 81841
  • G-1000 Eco, 65% recycled polyester and 35% organic cotton
  • G-1000 HeavyDuty reinforcement at the shoulders, sleeves and pockets
  • Takes Greenland Wax
  • Adjustable hood with a foldable peak
  • Two way front zip under a flap with corded buttons
  • Zipped chest and sleeve pockets
  • 1160g in size M

Numbers is Fjällräven's trekking line, made for demanding terrain, and the Smock No. 1 is built accordingly. The shell is G-1000 Eco, recycled polyester and organic cotton, with the heavier HeavyDuty cloth over the shoulders, sleeves and pockets where a rucksack rubs. It weighs over a kilo in a medium, so it is a proper outer layer rather than a windcheater. Dark olive, which is what most things in a forest are already wearing.

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