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Enna Overshirt

Mid Blue

Sale price£399.00
  • 100% recycled nylon, GRS certified
  • Italian Olmetex shell with PU coating, 45gsm
  • Ultra-lightweight and translucent
  • Garment dyed in Italy
  • Fluorine-free water repellent finish
  • Stand collar
  • Two-way front zip with branded recycled puller
  • Snap adjustment at the cuffs
  • Waist drawcord with internal adjusters
  • Internal snap-fastening pocket
  • Made in Romania

Barely there and still does the job. The Enna Overshirt is ultra-light recycled nylon at 45gsm, translucent so the seams read through, with a stand collar and a drawcord at the waist to shape it. Left Hand took the details off RAF aircrew kit. Fluorine-free water repellent finish. Mid Blue, dyed in Italy.

COLOUR: Mid Blue

SIZE: 2XL

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