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Mountain Boa Fleece High-Neck Vest

Dark Olive

Sale price£85.00

COLOUR: Dark Olive

SIZE: L

Dark Olive
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  • 100% polyester outer fabric
  • 100% polyester mesh lining
  • Textured boa fleece outer
  • High neck
  • Front zip closure
  • Two zipped waist pockets and zipped left chest pocket
  • Hem slit for increased freedom of movement
  • Dark Olive

Taion uses a textured boa fleece on the outside and mesh on the inside, keeping the pile from becoming a full fleece-lined sauna. The high neck adds coverage and the hem slit lets the vest move properly when you are sitting or reaching. It works as either an outer or inner layer and can be washed at home. Dark Olive is the sort of colour that can disappear into a damp November afternoon without making a fuss.

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