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Convertible Khaki Nylon Bomber Jacket In Green

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Alexander Mcqueen 'harness' Bomber Jacket In Green

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ALEXANDER MCQUEEN 'HARNESS' BOMBER JACKET

'Harness' padded nylon bomber jacket, removable long sleeves with knitted cuffs, zip closure, pockets

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Convertible Khaki Nylon Bomber Jacket In Green

Elevate your style with the Convertible Khaki Nylon Bomber Jacket, a versatile piece that seamlessly transitions from day to night. With its removable sleeves and elegant design, it offers both practicality and sophistication for the modern man. Crafted from premium materials, this jacket is as functional as it is stylish. Convertible design with removable sleeves for versatility Durable nylon fabric in a timeless green hue Zip fastening for easy wear Two front flap pockets with snap buttons for secure storage Convenient zip pocket on the sleeve for added utility Ribbed hems for a snug fit and refined look | Alexander Mcqueen Men's Convertible Khaki Nylon Bomber Jacket in Green | Size 48 | 771141QRAAK

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ALEXANDER MCQUEEN WAS BORN IN LONDON ON MARCH 17TH 1969, THE YOUNGEST OF SIX CHILDREN. HE LEFT SCHOOL AT THE AGE OF 16 AND WAS OFFERED AN APPRENTICESHIP AT THE TRADITIONAL SAVILE ROW TAILORS ANDERSON AND SHEPHARD AND THEN AT NEIGHBOURING GIEVES AND HAWKES, BOTH MASTERS IN THE TECHNICAL CONSTRUCTION OF CLOTHING.