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Cutter & Buck BCO00019 Rainier PrimaLoft® Mens Big and Tall Eco Insulated Full Zip Puffer Vest Big & Tall - Polished Size:Adult 4X Big Dyed-to-match buttons (Dark Smoke buttons 70 30 Airlume combed

SKU: 91054276935
4.7
USD107.92 USD152.92 Pit lane

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Cutter & Buck BCO00019 Rainier PrimaLoft® Mens Big and Tall Eco Insulated Full Zip Puffer Vest Big & Tall Polished Size:Adult 4X Big Dyed to match buttons (Dark Smoke buttons 70 30 Airlume combed Dyed to match buttons (Dark Smoke buttons on Deep Black Charcoal Heather) it features hemmed legs along with neck and arm trim that ensures comfort without compromising freedom of movement designed to be your favorite quilted men's big and tall full zip eco friendly puffer vest for work The iconic and sustainable Cutter & Buck Rainier Recycled Insulated Puffer Mens Big & Tall Full Zip Vest is engineered from lightweight

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