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Visvim Commodore Coat

Posted on DateSeptember 12, 2010 by AuthorRyan Willms
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—01. Windstopper insulation.
—02. Made in Japan.

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Made popular by Royal Navy officers during World War II, we suspect that this duffle coat by Visvim was named after Commodore Ericson, who consistently wears a similar coat in the 1953 film 'The Cruel Sea'. Super soft wool outer, Gore Wind-Stopper insulation and a decently sized hood make the jacket perfect for the (much) colder days. The toggles can be unfastened wearing gloves, but a hidden zip and a button at the top secure it even more.

—Available at The Glade

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