Vintage-look damesbomberjack van schapenvacht, vintage bruin met gemberwol
Elegant design bomberjack, vintage look en vakkundig handgemaakt van 100% Britse doubleface schapenvacht. Als het gaat om het toevoegen van een buitengewone voorsprong aan je dagelijkse bovenkleding, gaat er niets boven een pilotenjack om die lastige casual kloof te overbruggen.
LET OP:
Vanwege de aard van jassen van schapenvacht raden we klanten aan om een maat groter te kopen dan je normaal draagt.
- Stijl: B-18
- Buitenkant: vintage bruin
- Binnenkant: gemberwol
- 100% Britse doubleface schapenvacht
- Twee voor flap zakken
- Ritssluiting vooraan
- Wol bies aan manchetten en zoom
The cleaning of real leather should never be done by machine and should never soak in water. Always check the care label for any special requirements before you start to clean any of our items.
- Wash dirt, dust, and debris off with soft, clean sponges after creating a mixture of soapy water. Take extra care with the collars and cuffs.
- When cleaning your leather products, rub gently with a circular motion to avoid damaging the leather.
- Do not soak for long periods of time to avoid damaging the leather. Remove any water that has accumulated with a clean, dry cloth once the dirt has been removed.
- You can use a soft cloth to buff out your jacket's leather if it's dull by applying a little leather conditioner or upholstery wax.
USA DELIVERIES
All deliveries within the USA are free and typically arrive within 3-5 days after the items are processed for shipping.
RETURNS
To return an item, please start the return process below.
After the return process is open, place the item securely in its
original packaging and Proof of Purchase and then mail your return to the following address:
Attn: Returns (PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR ORDER NUMBER IS CLEARLY NOTED)
Furniq UK LLC
3565 McCall Pl ste 2525 Atlanta Georgia 30340
United States
Please note, you will be responsible for all return shipping charges.
We strongly recommend that you use a trackable method to mail your return.
