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Dry Wax Cotton Jacket

Basin Green

Sale price£330.00

COLOUR: Basin Green

SIZE: L

Basin Green
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  • 6.5oz plain weave shell, 80% Cotton in Conversion and 20% recycled cotton
  • Bio-based dry wax finish, can be rewaxed
  • Cotton in Conversion brushed twill flannel lining
  • Two-way front zip
  • Two snap handwarmer pockets and a zipped inside pocket
  • Rib-knit storm cuffs inside the sleeves
  • 1,023g
  • Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory

Cotton in Conversion is Patagonia's name for cotton from farms already growing organically but still waiting on the certificate, and it makes up most of this shell. The rest is recycled cotton, finished with a bio-based dry wax that Patagonia say breathes better in the warm and keeps more wind out in the cold. It is lined in brushed cotton flannel, with rib-knit storm cuffs inside the sleeves. Basin Green.

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