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The Ventile® Harrington - Pale Blue
Our interpretation of the classic blouson style has been crafted in Ventile®, the world’s most sophisticated cotton.
- 100% weatherproof
- Raglan sleeve for maximum comfort and movement
- Highly breathable and extremely versatile
- Centre-front copper zip fastening
- Military grade copper hardware from RIRI of Switzerland
- Two external welt pockets
- Two internal stud secure welt pockets
- Stud adjustable hem which allows the wearer to adapt the fit as they wish
- Etched copper rivets at the back neck and hanger-loop
- Made in our own factory in Manchester, England
FABRIC
- 100% cotton
- 205 grams per square metre
- Flurocarbon free
- Ventile® was designed and developed up the road from our Manchester factory at the direct request from Winston Churchill during World War II. The final brief given to Manchester’s Shirley Institute in 1943 by the Ministry of Defence was to create a cloth that would help prolong the survival rates of RAF Pilots.
- Ventile® was also famously used in the first ever summit of Mount Everest in 1953
- Wipe down as required
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From $218.71
Original: $729.05
-70%The Ventile® Harrington - Pale Blue—
$729.05
$218.71
Description
Our interpretation of the classic blouson style has been crafted in Ventile®, the world’s most sophisticated cotton.
- 100% weatherproof
- Raglan sleeve for maximum comfort and movement
- Highly breathable and extremely versatile
- Centre-front copper zip fastening
- Military grade copper hardware from RIRI of Switzerland
- Two external welt pockets
- Two internal stud secure welt pockets
- Stud adjustable hem which allows the wearer to adapt the fit as they wish
- Etched copper rivets at the back neck and hanger-loop
- Made in our own factory in Manchester, England
FABRIC
- 100% cotton
- 205 grams per square metre
- Flurocarbon free
- Ventile® was designed and developed up the road from our Manchester factory at the direct request from Winston Churchill during World War II. The final brief given to Manchester’s Shirley Institute in 1943 by the Ministry of Defence was to create a cloth that would help prolong the survival rates of RAF Pilots.
- Ventile® was also famously used in the first ever summit of Mount Everest in 1953
- Wipe down as required
