Port Authority Collective Outer Shell Branded Jackets, Night Sky Blue color_New-Era_NEA510 three-panel visor features a pre-curved SBP
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Port Authority Collective Outer Shell Branded Jackets, Night Sky Blue color_New Era_NEA510 three panel visor features a pre curved SBP three panel visor features a pre curved bill and an interior Dri FIT performance sweatband that folds down for easy embroidery Zip entry to front compartment Weatherproof outer layer into which other Collective styles can be zipped and secured by snap attachments 100% polyester shell with DWR finish 100% polyester printed lining 8000MM fabric waterproof rating 3000G M² fabric breathability rating Slightly longer length Attached adjustable hood with locking drawcord Reverse coil zippers Interior chest pocket Chest pocket with hook and loop closure Full length interior storm flap Full length exterior storm flap with snap closure Adjustable snap cuffs Front zippered pockets Port Pocket™ for decoration access Adjustable locking drawcord at hem
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