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ZONOMI-PR Lightweight Snake Pattern Trench Coat

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Description

ZONOMI-PR is a long double-breasted trench coat made from soft crinkle fabric for a structured yet fluid silhouette. Water-repellent, windproof, and breathable, the shell features bold snake pattern and taupe colour blocking throughout. Tailored with shoulder tabs, a belted waist, and welt pockets, it balances classic trench detailing with a technical edge. A mixed-media construction and balloon sleeves lend dimension and ease, while a rain shedder and mesh lining enhance functionality. DETAILS - Double-breasted long trench coat - Made from arctic twill and soft crinkle fabrics - Water-repellent, windproof, and breathable - Shoulder tabs with snaps - Adjustable belt with buckle - Adjustable sleeve tabs with snaps - Welt pockets - Throat latch with snaps - Vent at center back - Rain shedder with mesh lining at front and back - Balloon sleeves - Unlined - Mixed-media construction - Tonal MACKAGE silicone logo at pocket - Machine washable - Relaxed fit SIZE & FIT - RELAXED – Loose fit for on the go comfort. - Designed to be worn with heavier layers. - The model is 5'11" (180 cm) and wears a size S. - Coat length from shoulder to hem: 45.75'' / 117 cm. COMPOSITION & CARE - Shell: 70% polyester, 30% rayon. Lining: 92% polyester, 8% elastane/spandex. Water resistant, water repellent - Dry clean by leather specialist using oil based solvent only. Do not use perchloroethylene

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REVERSIBLE ID
495273429
Brand style ID
P003920-1228

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