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Figna Field Jacket

Olive

Sale price£699.00

COLOUR: Olive

SIZE: 2XL

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  • 100% organic Italian cotton with a laminated membrane, 200gsm
  • Water resistant
  • Multi-pocket front
  • Packaway hood
  • Metal Lampo zip with branded recycled pullers
  • Branded snap fastenings
  • Internal zip pocket
  • Adjustable cuffs
  • Adjustable waist
  • Underarm venting
  • Tonal Left Hand branding on the sleeves

Here's the one with the real history. Left Hand modelled the Figna on an archived Massimo Osti Thermojoint jacket, the design that reorganised outerwear in the nineties, crossed with a Swiss military M70 Alpenflage. You get the pocket count to prove it, plus a laminated membrane behind 200gsm organic Italian cotton and a hood that packs away. Underarm venting. A proper piece.

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