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Alaskan Melton Wool Overshirt Melton Blue
£335
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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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Insulated overshirt from Woolrich. Since its inception, Woolrich has been dedicated to the production of warm and durable clothing.
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Product details
- Suitable for temperatures between +10-0 degrees.
- Made from wool blend.
- Quilted lining.
- Down and feather filling that provides comfortable warmth.
- Two front pockets with press studs.
- Two chest pockets with flaps.
- Fabric patch in the side seam with a logo.
- Button fastening.
- Press stud adjustable cuffs.
- True to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
- Model: 189 cm, 76 kg, wearing size M.
Fit
Product code27516511Manufacturer's article numberWOOS0158
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) S M L XL Sleeve Length 49 50 52 53 Chest 108 110 118 124 Bottom Width 108 110 118 124 Garment Length 62 65 66 68
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About Woolrich
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Since its inception, Woolrich has been dedicated to producing warm and durable clothing. Its roots can be traced back to 1830, when John Rich II began selling clothing to the pioneers arriving in the Pennsylvanian wilderness. With time, the company began to manufacture blankets and uniforms for the US Army and, in 1990, the name was licenced by Italian producer WP Lavori. Since then, the brand's design language has been refined to give a make a more contemporary impression, while still remaining true to Woolrich's long history of producing warm, insulating clothing, an approach that is perfectly illustrated in the classic Arctic Parka jacket.
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Since its inception, Woolrich has been dedicated to producing warm and durable clothing. Its roots can be traced back to 1830, when John Rich II began selling clothing to the pioneers arriving in the Pennsylvanian wilderness. With time, the company began to manufacture blankets and uniforms for the US Army and, in 1990, the name was licenced by Italian producer WP Lavori. Since then, the brand's design language has been refined to give a make a more contemporary impression, while still remaining true to Woolrich's long history of producing warm, insulating clothing, an approach that is perfectly illustrated in the classic Arctic Parka jacket.
