Lightweight Firemans Jacket

Name: Lightweight Firemans Jacket
Brand: J. Peterman
Price: 298 USD
Availability: InStock

USD 298.00

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Lightweight Fireman’s Jacket (No. J8155). Lightweight, durable, 100% cotton twill jacket. Metal snaps at center front closure (underneath functional storm flap). Suede reinforcements anchor the noteworthy quick-release lobster clips. Corduroy reinforced collar and cuffs. Two vast exterior pockets and one interior patch pocket. Water resistant finish on the fabric (not waterproof but stands up to a light drizzle). Imported.

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