Brighouse Town FC Mens - Gibson Padded Jacket Black
Brighouse Town FC Mens - Gibson Padded Jacket Black
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Product Description
Ultra warm and windproof, yet lightweight and buttery soft to the touch, our Gibson quilted jacket will see you through the seasons. This puffa style jacket has a high performing insulating filling made entirely from recycled plastic bottles and there is comfortable elasticated binding at the cuffs and hem to stop draughts. The full length zip can be pulled right up to the top of the cosy neckline to keep the wind at bay and two lower pockets with elasticated binding keep your hands warm if you forget your gloves. Gibson was designed by the TOG24 team in West Yorkshire to be the perfect travel companion, as it squashes down small and will spring back into action when needed, and to accompany you on outdoor adventures. This everyday jacket comes in colours inspired by the rugged landscape and stormy seas and the finishing touch is our signature small, rubber TOG24 rose badge on the sleeve.
Features
Wind resistant & warm
Insulated filling made from recycled plastic bottles
Quilted in supersoft fabric
Zip opening on front of jacket
2 Lower pockets with elasticated binding
Elastic binding on cuffs & hem
Rubber badge on sleeve
Fit
Studio model Oliver is wearing size M and is 6'0", chest 38", waist 30"
Material Composition
Body: 100% Polyamide. Lining: 100% Polyester. Fill: 100% Recycled Polyester.
Care
Machine washable. Gentle cycle - 30.



