Edie Brown
Noudon saatavuutta ei voitu ladata
A coat cut at mid length featuring a slightly oversized silhouette with dropped shoulders and sewn buttons at front closure, produced in Kaunas, Lithuania. Distinct decorative seams and featured with front flap pockets and an inside pocket. Crafted in a warm wool blend made from certified recycled fibres woven in a fabric mill in Prato, Italy.
Details
- Regular collar
- Fully lined
- Sewn buttons at front closure
- Two front pockets with flaps
- Inside pocket
- Made in Kaunas, Lithuania
Material
Shell: 70% Wool, 15% Polyester, 10% Polyamide, 5% Other Fibres
Lining: 55% Polyester, 45% Viscose
Gender
Female
Size
Model in photo is 178cm tall and wearing size Small.
| Size | Chest | hip | Shoulders |
|---|---|---|---|
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X Small
|
74cm – 82cm
|
86cm – 94cm
|
31cm – 34cm
|
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Small
|
82cm – 90cm
|
94cm – 102cm
|
34cm – 37cm
|
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Medium
|
90cm – 98cm
|
102cm – 110cm
|
37cm – 40cm
|
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Large
|
98cm – 106cm
|
110cm – 118cm
|
40cm – 43cm
|
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X Large
|
106cm – 118cm
|
118cm – 126cm
|
43cm – 46cm
|
Toimitus & palautus
- Nouto myymälästä (Linnankatu 6, Turku) 0€
- Posti Postipaketti / Pikkupaketti - noutopisteet / pakettiautomaatti 5.90€
- Matkahuolto Lähellä-paketti - noutopisteet / pakettiautomaatti 5.40€
- Posti Kotipaketti - kotiinkuljetus 9.50€
- Palautuskulu 8.90€
Brändi
Brixtol Textiles started in a small kitchen in Stockholm, Sweden circa 2011 by two longtime friends Gustav Kjellander and Emil Holmström.
The idea of parting with tradition and breaking the convention fuelled the birth of the brand and it became the manifestation of an idea in the shape of quality clothing inspired by a combination of British workwear and the 1960's mod culture.
The name "Brixtol" is a combination of the south district in London called Brixton and the city of Bristol. Brixton, an area where bands such as The Clash has their roots and the City of Bristol, which is one of the true hangouts for the 1960's mods. Gustav and Emil bring these elements to the brand, drawing influence and culture while still maintaining a Swedish/Scandinavian feel.
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