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Rhus Matt Lightweight Vest Black
£140
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- Model: 189 cm, 76 kg, wearing size M.
True to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
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Padded gilet from Save The Duck. The brand follows an animal-friendly and environmentally-conscious philosophy without compromising on the comfort, quality or practicality of its versatile outerwear.
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Product details
- Channel-quilted, thin polyester fabric that is both windproof and water-repellent.
- Plumtech® lining, a soft and breathable synthetic fabric made from recycled plastic bottles, with both water-repellent and insulating properties.
- Two front pockets with a zip.
- One chest pocket with a zip.
- A 100% vegan product.
- Zip fastening.
- True to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
- Model: 189 cm, 76 kg, wearing size M.
Fit
Product code27698312Manufacturer's article numberD81272M MIRO19-10000
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) S M L XL XXL Chest 104 112 116 122 126 Bottom Width 90 96 98 104 108 Garment Length 62 63 63 64 65
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About Save The Duck
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Italian family business Save the Duck was founded in 1914 by Foresto Bargi who had become fascinated with the water-repellent clothing used by the British troops during WWI. He took the idea back with him to Pisa, where he began producing water-repellent outerwear using British fabrics. Rapidly growing demand led the small workshop to become a clothing factory which would, in turn, become one of the biggest in Italy.
Today, Save the Duck is most well-known for its down-free jackets with PLUMTECH® lining, a vegan-friendly down alternative that is both insulating and breathable. -
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Italian family business Save the Duck was founded in 1914 by Foresto Bargi who had become fascinated with the water-repellent clothing used by the British troops during WWI. He took the idea back with him to Pisa, where he began producing water-repellent outerwear using British fabrics. Rapidly growing demand led the small workshop to become a clothing factory which would, in turn, become one of the biggest in Italy.
Today, Save the Duck is most well-known for its down-free jackets with PLUMTECH® lining, a vegan-friendly down alternative that is both insulating and breathable.
Today, Save the Duck is most well-known for its down-free jackets with PLUMTECH® lining, a vegan-friendly down alternative that is both insulating and breathable.
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