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Cord Harrington Jacket

Navy

Sale price£365.00

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: L

Navy
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  • 98% cotton, 2% elastane
  • 13 wale corduroy from a French mill in Saint-Amarin
  • Garment washed for a soft handle
  • Fully lined
  • Double-ended zip
  • Button cuffs with horn buttons
  • Welt pockets and two buttoned inside pockets
  • Made in Portugal

The Harrington started in 1930s Manchester at Baracuta, and takes its name from Rodney Harrington in Peyton Place. Sunspel make theirs in 13 wale cotton corduroy from a French mill in Saint-Amarin that has been going since 1828, with a touch of elastane, and garment wash it so it arrives soft. Navy, fully lined, with a double-ended zip, horn buttons at the cuffs and two buttoned pockets inside.

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