Authentic Cameraman Fishtail ParkaNigel Cabourn
Description
Cult British designer Nigel Cabourn and is namesake brand are inspired again this season by historical happenings and figures – drawing its design influences from vintage military, outdoor and work wear pieces and the stories that surround them. Cabourn’s aim is to create timeless apparel that can be passed down through generations. This Cameraman Fishtail Split Parka is a hybrid iteration of a vintage military parka and comes constructed from a showerproof and rubberised cotton developed by Mackintosh. With classic Cameraman features such as the iconic ‘fireman’ clip fastenings this styles influences are clear, with its oversized bellow pockets and longer length fishtail at the back – which can be folded away thanks to press stud snaps. The hood of this practical piece has been taken from a WW2 Duffle and features multi-snaps to tighten and secure it in poor weather conditions. 100% Rubberised Cotton by Mackintosh Shower Proof Fireman Clip & Press Stud Fastenings 2 Pockets to the Front Toggles & Drawcords to the Hemline & Hood Foldable Fishtail to the Back Made in England at Mackintosh
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- Brand: Nigel Cabourn
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