Men's animal free puffer jacket Alexander in Navy Blue
$238.00
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The model is 6'1 and wears a L.
Navy Blue
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18
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Alexander is our iconic padded and quilted jacket crafted from 100% ultra-soft, high-density nylon. This lightweight yet durable jacket offers excellent defense against water and wind, adeptly absorbs moisture, and dries rapidly. It features a central double-slider zipper, along with two zippered side pockets. The jacket is elegantly completed with a logo adorning the left sleeve.
Ref.
D32430M-GIGA01-90000 Navy Blue-REG-XS
DETAILS AND CARE
The high-density nylon fabric (20dX20d) guarantees weightlessness and fluffiness. It is lightweight yet resistant, thanks to its features it guarantees water repellency and wind protection, it absorbs humidity and dries rapidly.
Machine wash up to 30°C/86°F. Gentle spin. Non chlorine bleach. Do not tumble dry. Linedry in the shade. Do not dry clean. Do not iron.
SIZE AND FIT
Regular Fit
We recommend selecting your normal size.
TECH FACTS
Breathability
Maximum breathabilty levels of guaranted overtime
TECH FACTS
100% Animal Free
No material derived from animals such as feathers, leather or fur.
TECH FACTS
High Density Nylon
Guarantees Lightness and Softness.
TECH FACTS
Water Repellent
The shell is wind and water-resistant
TECH FACTS
Bluesign® Approved Fabric
Verification process for responsible and sustainable manufacturing.
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