Neptune 103 Anorak Yellow/Black
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    • Neptune 103 Anorak Yellow/Black

    SKU:
    GRU10081-730-0014
    Neptune 103 Anorak Yellow/Black
    $129.95
    A jacket made for professional fisher­man. 100% waterproof heavyweight PVC coated cotton-poly material. View full description

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    A jacket made for professional fisher­man. 100% waterproof heavyweight PVC coated cotton-poly material to keep you dry and comfortable in the toughest conditions, and recessed neo­prene cuffs designed to keep water out. Product Specs 100% Waterproof PU-Coated Polyester Stain Resistant Snap Chest Pocket Neoprene Cuffs to Prevent Leakage Hem Adjustable to Wearer's Preference Materials 100% Waterproof PU-Coated Polyester Product Care Machine wash at 40°C with mild detergent Wash with like colors Tumble dry low Do not iron Do not dry clean Do not use Powder Detergent, Fabric Softeners or Bleach
    Brand:
    Grundens USA

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