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Hooded Storm Coat in Brown

$159.99

  •  We used our 12oz traditional MicroWax oilcloth with a canvas collar that has hood rolled in, a draw cord waist, two large bottom flapped patch pockets, and double storm plackets. We threw on a cape for added protection, dropped in a back fantail and riding straps and added adjuster tabs to the cuffs.  Cotton lined,  two built-in internal security pockets

  • Size Guide: XS-3XL


  • 12oz. MicroWax Oilcloth 100% Cotton
    Collar & Lining: 100% Cotton

    Understanding MicroWax
    Products made using our MicroWax cloth are as tough as they come - water-repellent, abrasion-resistant & breathable.  The breathability arises from the fabric's crystalline structure which varies and aligns with an increase of body heat, thereby allowing sweat in the form of water vapour to escape.

    To clean your MicroWax oilcloth garment, simply wipe or hose down with tepid water, then hang to dry in a cool, well ventilated area out of direct sunlight.

    Do NOT use hot water, machine wash or dry clean. Don't use any soap or detergents and don't force dry in front of any heat source.

    Oilcloth garments should be reproofed every 2-3 years depending on wear, using Kakadu's MicroWax Reproofing Cream.
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