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Smock Hooded Parka 002

Navy

Sale price£365.00

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: L

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  • CPN pitch-finished shell
  • Double-sided boa fleece lining, wearable on its own
  • YKK METALUXE two-way zip
  • Two 3D chest pockets and two side seam hand pockets
  • Contrast reinforcement at wear points
  • Wide fit, short length

The original of this was a US Navy rescue crew smock, which pulled over the head. Frizmworks have put a full length zip in it, which makes it a great deal easier to get out of once you are too warm. The shell is a pitch-finished CPN cloth and the lining is double-sided boa fleece that comes out and works as a jacket by itself, so it is really two coats with four pockets.

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