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Vardag Bucket Hat

Laurel Green

Sale price£55.00

COLOUR: Laurel Green

SIZE: S/M

Laurel Green
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  • G-1000 Lite, 65% recycled polyester and 35% organic cotton
  • 70g
  • Sizes S/M and L/XL
  • Ventilation eyelets
  • Removable string with a low profile stopper
  • Sweatband inside
  • Embroidered Fjällräven logo at the front
  • Takes Greenland Wax

Vardag means everyday in Swedish, which tells you what Fjällräven think this is for. G-1000 Lite, seventy grams, with eyelets for air and a sweatband inside so it does not go horrible by August. The chin string comes off if you are not on a boat. Laurel green, and it will take Greenland Wax like the rest of the G-1000 range.

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