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Port Authority Glacier Soft Shell Jacket, Black/ Chrome [ACI Jet Uniforms] color_Eddie-Bauer_EB656 6-ounce snag-proof polyesterRental friendlyDouble-needle stitching 875 H x 5

SKU: 32655398374
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Port Authority Glacier Soft Shell Jacket, Black Chrome [ACI Jet Uniforms] color_Eddie Bauer_EB656 6 ounce snag proof polyesterRental friendlyDouble needle stitching 875 H x 5 6 ounce snag proof polyesterRental friendlyDouble needle stitching throughoutTag free labelFlat knit collar and cuffs with tipping3 button placket with dyed to match buttonsSet in open hem sleevesSide ventsDue to the nature of 100% polyester performance fabrics special care must be taken throughout the printing process lacquered finish The result is a water resistant jacket with stretch that’s perfect for corporate or weekend wear the Glacier is constructed from a polyester stretch woven shell

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