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The Clarkfield Utility Jacket

Canopy Olive

Sale price£545.00

COLOUR: Canopy Olive

SIZE: L

Canopy Olive
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  • Shell in 53% cotton, 47% nylon
  • Bi-swing back for movement
  • Reinforced shoulder and elbow patches with gusseted shoulders
  • Straight collar with a sheep suede undercollar and corduroy facing
  • Cow leather details
  • Metal ventilation grommets
  • Multiple front and interior pockets
  • Embroidered Polo RL with the signature Pony

Bi-swing is the pleat across the back that lets you swing your arms without the jacket fighting you, and it came off shooting and golf clothes in the thirties. Ralph Lauren have loaded the Clarkfield with the rest of it too: reinforced shoulders and elbows, gusseted shoulders, metal grommets for air, a suede undercollar and leather trims. The shell is a cotton and nylon mix, so it shrugs off drizzle without going plasticky.

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