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ADC Short Sleeve Asymmetric Chef's Jacket  garment front viewAF007
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ADC Short Sleeve Asymmetric Chef's Jacket

STYLE AF007 · SUPPLIED PLAIN

From £24.47inc VAT

Unisex styling. Easy care with minimal creasing. Mandarin collar stand with StayCool® lining.

200 gsm1 colours

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ADC Short Sleeve Asymmetric Chef's Jacket: the details.

ADC Short Sleeve Asymmetric Chef's Jacket (AF007) is a plain tunic from ADC, available in 1 colours and 7 size options. The supplier lists 65% recycled polyester/35% cotton. fabric with a 200 gsm weight. Choose your colour and size to see the exact price and available garment photographs.

  • Unisex styling.
  • Easy care with minimal creasing.
  • Mandarin collar stand with StayCool® lining.
  • Hanging loop.
  • StayCool® back and underarm panels.
  • Concealed stud closure.
  • Left sleeve double pen pocket.
  • Twin needle stitching.
  • 65°C wash.
  • Branded woven tab on right sleeve.

Colours and sizes can have different prices, specifications and delivery status. Product images are supplier photographs; screen colours are a guide rather than an exact colour match.

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