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Reversible Sherpa Jacket

Charcoal / Black

Sale price£185.00

COLOUR: Charcoal / Black

SIZE: M

Charcoal / Black
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  • Style G5FU-J014
  • Body 100% polyester, lining 100% nylon
  • Fully reversible
  • Sherpa fleece on one face, high density ripstop nylon on the other
  • Zip pockets on both sides
  • Drawcord hem
  • Unisex, XXS to XL

Two jackets, properly reversible, with zip pockets on both faces so neither side is the wrong way round. Sherpa fleece one way for the warmth, high density ripstop nylon the other for when the wind gets up. Gramicci have been going since 1982, when climber Mike Graham started making clothes that would let you move. Drawcord hem, unisex sizing.

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