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Haworx Bomber Jacket
CAD $ 230.00
Model is 6'1'' and is wearing a size M
(Chest 36'').
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Features
Features
This Haworx bomber jacket offers a raised collar with a ribbed tipping that proceeds towards the inside of the collar. Broad welt pockets with snaps are set at the waist. One of these pockets show a combination with a flap pocket construction. This jacket is designed with a double flap bicep pocket. At the inside, a loophanger and another pocket is set. The ribbed cuffs and waistline add comfort to this bomber jacket.
Straight Fit
Raised collar- ribbed tipping and inner collar
Broad welt waist pockets- snap closure. One side offers an alternative entrance via the top flap - concealed snaps
Long sleeves, straight inset- ribbed cuff. Double flap bicep pocket
Zipper closure with pull tab- wind catcher behind
Inside: loophanger and inner pocket
G-Star RAW badge at the chest
Material
Material
XPO Poplin Recycled
A lightweight fabric made from a combination of cotton and polyester, known from workwear fabrics.
- Poplin weave
- Smooth, finely woven fabric
- 65% Polyester (Recycled), 35% Cotton
- Recycled polyester is produced from post-consumer or post-industrial waste materials such as PET plastic bottles and apparel. Material that would otherwise have been sent to landfill or to incineration.
- By giving discarded resources a new life, we save raw materials, water, chemicals and energy. Preventing further extraction of a non-renewable resource.
Color
Mazarine Blue
Washing Instructions
30°C normal processDo not bleachLow temperature iron 110°CDo not dry cleanLine dry/hang to dryDo not tumble dryWash inside out, Wash separately or with similar colours, Do not iron print, trims and accessories, Contains non-textile parts of animal origin
Art nr: d16990-c183-4213
Sustainability & Traceability
Sustainability & Traceability
Preferred Materials
- 65% Polyester (Recycled) made from pre- or post-consumer plastic/polyester waste, of which PET bottles are the most common source. By giving discarded resources a new life we save raw materials, water, chemicals and energy.