Redwing 76750 Flame Retardant Antistatic EPD Pouch Royal Blue Unisex Jacket Size:5XL Dual density rubber outsole lightweight Size:Medium/Large

Name: Redwing 76750 Flame Retardant Antistatic EPD Pouch Royal Blue Unisex Jacket Size:5XL Dual density rubber outsole lightweight Size:Medium/Large
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 41797208380
Price: 45.31 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8127 (30 reviews)

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Description

Redwing 76750 Flame Retardant Antistatic EPD Pouch Royal Blue Unisex Jacket Size:5XL Dual density rubber outsole lightweight Size:Medium Large Dual density rubber outsole lightweight yet hardwearing and ideal for use in a variety of environments 50% polyester 340 g m² 5 oz yd² 220 g m² This jacket offers an amazing level of flame retardant protection

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