Oakley 2005 Fireman Clasp Wax Jacket M

Marsoni

M251S

$129.97

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Oakley 2005 Fireman Clasp Wax Jacket MBlack colourway, with a metal Oakley on the chest. Firemans clasps running down the jacket with a zipper hidden behind these. Buttoned front pockets, seam at the hem of the jacket is zipper adjustable, quilted interior. Very rare piece with only one available online at this current time. The jacket has the iconic firemens fit coming down just below the waist. Size M (fits large) 25" p2p & 35" nape to hem Great Condition some minor signs of wear,

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