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Color
French size
Shipping
Price inc VAT
1005671010014
€102.50
€61.50Until 20/12/2024 included
Shipped within
24h
Olive
M
Shipped within
24h
€102.50
€61.50Until 20/12/2024 included
1005671010017
€102.50
€82Until 20/12/2024 included
Olive
XXL
€102.50
€82Until 20/12/2024 included
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Perfect for hunting as well as other outdoor activities, Pajala is a checkered flannel shirt, equipped with micro-suede reinforcements and practical pockets.
Cut from a soft flannel, the Pajala shirt has strong micro-suede reinforcements in the most exposed areas: the collar, elbows and cuffs. Fastened by snap buttons, it has a chest pocket on each side, one vertically zipped, the other horizontally.
Harkila is a Scandinavian brand. The sizes indicated on the products are Swedish sizes. To help you, the sizes expressed in "Models and Characteristics" are French sizes.
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