Harley Davidson Mens Shirt Jacket Large Quilted Lined Wool Flannel
Buffalo PlaidUSD $95.00
Condition : Pre-owned
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Preowned Excellent Condition, no rips, no holes, no stains, freshly dry cleaned and ready to wear, non smoker owned.
This rugged warm Harley-Davidson full zip wool blend jacket is perfect for the biker or outdoor enthusiast looking to stay comfortable when the temps drop or the Sun goes down.
The jacket features a roomy mid-length cut, quilted lining, Windstopper shoulder yoke and insulated body, reinforced elbow patches, and multiple pockets for storage.
The black and barn red plaid flannel and wool outer shell material give the jacket a classic look.
The jacket is ideal for travel and casual occasions and can be personalized with your own accents. The HD Bar & Shield Subdued logo and embroidery add a touch of style to the motorcycle jacket without making you look like a Mobil Billboard.
Perfect for fall, winter, and spring. This jacket is a great addition to your wardrobe and is sure to make a statement.
This rugged warm Harley-Davidson full zip wool blend jacket is perfect for the biker or outdoor enthusiast looking to stay comfortable when the temps drop or the Sun goes down.
The jacket features a roomy mid-length cut, quilted lining, Windstopper shoulder yoke and insulated body, reinforced elbow patches, and multiple pockets for storage.
The black and barn red plaid flannel and wool outer shell material give the jacket a classic look.
The jacket is ideal for travel and casual occasions and can be personalized with your own accents. The HD Bar & Shield Subdued logo and embroidery add a touch of style to the motorcycle jacket without making you look like a Mobil Billboard.
Perfect for fall, winter, and spring. This jacket is a great addition to your wardrobe and is sure to make a statement.
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