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Carhartt Thermal-Lined Duck Jacket, Carhartt Brown [Matos Builders] color_OGIO_Endurance_LOE722 insulated 18/8 stainless steel Style Number:102475-001

SKU: 24128001534
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Carhartt Thermal Lined Duck Jacket, Carhartt Brown [Matos Builders] color_OGIO_Endurance_LOE722 insulated 18 8 stainless steel Style Number:102475 001 insulated 18 8 stainless steel 100% polyester French terry 3 panel hood Heat transfer label for tag free comfort Round drawcords with New Era metal tips Dolman sleeves with raw edge Black mesh detail underneath the sleeves Front pouch pocket Debossed silicone New Era flag logo on pocket Drop tail hem 12 ounce firm hand 100% ring spun cotton duck canvas Water repellent and wind resistant Polyester thermal lining Attached thermal lined three piece hood with drawcord closure Full length brass front zipper Two interior pockets: one zippered one hook and loop Two large lower front pockets Rib knit cuffs and waistband Carhartt strong triple stitched main seams Carhartt label sewn on left pocket Whether you're on a land survey or construction road crew this wind and water repelling hooded jacket is designed to keep you comfortable when the weather is iffy

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