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M43 Jungle Liner Jacket

Khaki

Sale price£270.00

COLOUR: Khaki

SIZE: L

Khaki
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  • 100% cotton jungle cloth shell
  • 5oz quilted lining and filling, 100% polyester
  • YKK two-way zip with button fastening
  • Adjustable tab at the hem
  • Stone bio washed for a vintage finish
  • Relaxed fit

The M-43 field liner was the piece that went inside a US Army field jacket, and Frizmworks have turned it into something you can wear on its own. The shell is jungle cloth, firm and tough, stone bio washed so it already looks used, sat over a 5oz quilted lining. There is a YKK two-way zip with buttons over the top and a tab at the hem to pull the shape in.

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