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Fleet Street Orange Hooded Button Coat – Size M
SKU: 8713-11768800
$52.00
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Striking orange coat by Fleet Street in size Medium, featuring a fitted silhouette, oversized collar with hood, decorative crest-style buttons and front welt pockets. The shaped seam detailing through the waist gives the coat a flattering structured look, while the bold orange colour makes it a standout winter layer. Fully lined for a polished finish. Shell is 88% polyester, 10% viscose and 2% spandex.
Condition
Used: very good
Brands
Fleet Street
Size
M
Colour
Orange
Material
Polyester, Spandex, Viscose
Coats & Jackets Types
Fleece Jacket, Hooded Jacket
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