CR740

Craghoppers Workwear Richmond Stretch Jacket

STYLE CR740 · SUPPLIED PLAIN

From £100.79inc VAT

AquaDry TPU membrane. Part mesh, part taffeta lining. Waterproof 12000mm with taped seams.

1 colours

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£8 + applicable VAT DPD delivery (£9.60 at 20% VAT). Free on garment orders over £250 ex VAT.
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If any items are short of stock, available items will be dispatched the same working day where the 3pm cut-off allows. We will email you the shortage and supplier due-in date when known. Out-of-stock items will be refunded and kept as backorder requests in your account. When stock returns, we will notify you so you can confirm and pay for the refunded items again. Backorder parcels have free delivery.

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Craghoppers Workwear Richmond Stretch Jacket: the details.

Craghoppers Workwear Richmond Stretch Jacket (CR740) is a plain jacket from Craghoppers, available in 1 colours and 6 size options. The supplier lists 60% polyester/40% recycled polyester. fabric. Choose your colour and size to see the exact price and available garment photographs.

AquaDry TPU membrane.
Part mesh, part taffeta lining.
Waterproof 12000mm with taped seams.
Breathable 25000g and wind resistant.
Conforms to EN343: 2003 A1: 2007 class 3:3.
H2OShield DWR finish.
Helmet compatible, grown on adjustable hood.
Full length front zip with chin guard and inner zip guard.
Underarm ventilation zips.
Right chest zip pocket.
Inner chest pocket with RFID protection.
Two front zip pockets.
Tear release adjustable cuffs.
Inner storm cuffs with thumbholes.
Adjustable drawcord hem.
Reflective detail.
Access for decoration.

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.

FOR YOUR NEXT IDEA

A starting point for makers.

Polyester-containing fabric needs particular care with heat and possible dye migration. Use a process intended for the selected fabric and test temperature, adhesion and colour stability on a sample.