Brooks Brothers Oxford Custom Backpacks, Noble Green color_Port-Authority_J407 5 g/ft2 PrimaLoft ® ThermoBall color_Under-Armour_6010886
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Brooks Brothers Oxford Custom Backpacks, Noble Green color_Port Authority_J407 5 g ft2 PrimaLoft ® ThermoBall color_Under Armour_6010886 5 g ft2 PrimaLoft ® ThermoBall ® synthetic insulation Stows in left hand pocket Contrast embroidered The North Face logo on left chest and right back shoulder Hem cinch cord BENEFITS DURABLE WATER REPELLENT: DWR is applied to the face of the fabric to provide the first line of defense against wet weather INSULATED: Insulation traps hot air for reduced heat loss and increased warmth PACKABLE STOWABLE: Highly compressible layer for emergency use or travel SYNTHETIC: Designed to replicate the qualities of down Made of 83 14 3 nylon cotton spandex while thoughtfully addressing every organizational need Capacity: 1
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