EDDIE BAUER men's Eddie's Faux Shearling lined Plaid Flannel Shirt

Great men's EDDIE BAUER Eddie's Favorite Faux shearling lined Flannel shirt jacket in size S in grey/burgundy plaid. The shell is made with 55% cotton/45% polyester. The lining is 100% polyester. Zips up the front. 2 chest pockets. 2 hand pockets. Measures 29.5" in length in back, 23" across from pit to pit, 24.5" sleeve length. In excellent pre-owned condition as shown. Sold out color. Original retail is $119. Check out the other shirts and jackets I also have listed in this similar size. Check out the other great name brand sandals, hats, vests, overalls, shirts, belts, jackets, duffels, pants, jeans, backpacks, boots, wallets, shoes and purses that I also have listed. Email me with any questions. Please check out my other auctions often as I will be happy to discount combined shipping and I continually add new merchandise daily! Thank you! I try to describe my items to the best of my ability so please ask any questions before bidding to avoid any unnecessary costly returns. Thanks . Terms of Sale: COMBINED SHIPPING: We are happy to offer all our customers excellent savings by combining lots to save on postage/shipping costs. There’s no need to ask, we will adjust the invoice to include the savings and e-mail you the new total. FEEDBACK: Good feedback is guaranteed on every transaction. This will be added after we know that your item has reached you safely and that you are happy with what you have received. If you’re not happy for whatever reason with your purchase, please contact us so that we can resolve whatever problem that may have occurred. Do bear in mind though, that if you are bidding on pre-owned or VINTAGE items, that is exactly what they are. These are not new products and can have faults, wear or whatever. Each item is checked by us prior to listing and described accordingly. But with so many pieces coming in and going out, mistakes can happen. If your item isn’t as it should be, then contact us straight away so that we can put things right. An e-mail is always a much better way to resolve a small problem, rather than a pointless exchange of poor feedback