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Parka

Turkish Coffee

Sale price£1,605.00

COLOUR: Turkish Coffee

SIZE: XL (52)

Turkish Coffee
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  • 12oz OJJ, Original Japanese Jersey
  • Nylon and polyester knitted at high density
  • Wind and water resistant by structure, not coating
  • Removable hood with a wire brim for shaping
  • Takes an optional shearling or down liner, sold separately
  • Fishtail hem
  • Made in Italy

Turkish coffee is a deep, warm brown, and garment dyeing means yours will not be quite the same as anyone else's. The parka itself is 12oz OJJ, a jersey knitted in Japan from nylon and polyester at a density that makes it wind and water resistant without a membrane, then finished in Italy. It is cut from the US Army fishtail pattern, with a removable wired hood. Expensive, and it will outlast most of what you own.

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Shipping to United Kingdom

  • Royal Mail Standard3 to 5 business daysFREE
  • Express, Royal Mail Tracked 241 to 2 business days£4.95
  • Next Working Day, carrier of our choosingNext business day, order by 2pm£9.95
  • Saturday Express, DPDSaturday, order 2pm Friday£15.95
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