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Force Shoulder Bag

Olive Drab

Sale price£245.00

COLOUR: Olive Drab

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Olive Drab
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  • 100% nylon
  • 210 denier high-tenacity nylon outer
  • Rescue Orange nylon ripstop lining
  • Two front zip pockets
  • Two-way zip main compartment
  • Removable inner pouch
  • Adjustable, detachable shoulder strap
  • 26 x 20cm, 205g, made in Japan

Porter-Yoshida & Co made the Force series around the accidental colour differences found on military kit, so the front pocket and main body are subtly mismatched. The outer is 210 denier high-tenacity nylon, with a quilted Rescue Orange ripstop lining borrowed from military flight jackets. There are two front pockets, a two-way zipped main compartment and a removable pouch inside. Olive Drab, naturally, has a bit of business to attend to.

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