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Fynshav Cotton Linen Loopback Jacket

Cowhide

Sale price£290.00

COLOUR: Cowhide

SIZE: M

Cowhide
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  • Style N20-1398
  • 80% cotton, 20% linen loopback
  • 460gsm
  • Garment dyed
  • Branded two-way metal zip
  • Flap patch pocket
  • Ribbed hem and cuffs
  • Relaxed fit, made in Portugal

Norse Projects started in 2004 as a shop and gallery in Copenhagen and only put out their own menswear in 2009. The Fynshav is a zip jacket in the same 460gsm cotton and linen loopback as the Kulhuse sweatshirt, garment dyed, so the two make a set if you want them to. Two-way metal zip, a flap pocket, rib at the hem and cuffs, made in Portugal. Cowhide is the name of the colour, not the fabric.

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