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Point Reyes Canvas Jacket

Weathered Stone

Sale price£140.00

COLOUR: Weathered Stone

SIZE: L

Weathered Stone
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  • Style 20250
  • 9.5oz 100% Regenerative Organic Certified cotton canvas
  • 8.9oz 100% organic cotton corduroy collar
  • Full-length button fastening
  • Left chest patch pocket with buttoned flap
  • Front patch pockets with top and side entry
  • Regular fit
  • Made in Sri Lanka in a Fair Trade Certified factory

Patagonia use their Stand Up cotton canvas here, a substantial 9.5oz fabric made from Regenerative Organic Certified cotton. The corduroy collar is cut from organic cotton, giving the jacket a bit of texture against the plain canvas. There is a buttoned chest pocket and two large front pockets, accessible from the top or the sides. Weathered Stone keeps the whole thing quiet, which is generally the point of a jacket like this.

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