Bron hood suede
Product information "Bron hood suede"
The "Bron" Hood is a functionall addition to any upper garment. Made of soft suede, it is cut short, not as warm as a gugel and yet reliably protects against wind and light rain.
Material: suede
Circumference neck: app. 60 cm
Length: 45 cm
Weight: app. 150 g
Colours: black, brown
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