Carhartt Gilliam Branded Jackets, Black Pocket Heat transfer label for tag-free color_Under-Armour_6010886
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Carhartt Gilliam Branded Jackets, Black Pocket Heat transfer label for tag free color_Under Armour_6010886 Heat transfer label for tag free comfort Carhartt's bestselling no quit original work shirt Lightweight yet warm this jacket is amazingly durable and dependably water repellent 75 ounce 100% nylon Cordura shell Rain Defender durable water repellent Wind Fighter technology tames wind Nylon lining quilted to 100 gram polyester insulation Reverse coil center front zipper Zip through cadet collar Left chest map pocket with reverse coil zipper Two hand pockets with hidden snap closures Two interior pockets: one zippered one hook and loop closure Hook and loop adjustable cuffs Drawcord adjustable hem Carhartt strong triple stitched main seams Carhartt label sewn on chest pocket **
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