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Stockholm Raincoat Navy
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249,90€
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The Stockholm raincoat from Sweden's Stutterheim is constructed from a cotton and polyester blend to which a rubberised layer and taped seams are added to keep the rain at bay.
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Product details
• With exceptional craftsmanship, materials and details, Stutterheim creates traditional raincoats based on those models that have been favoured by Swedish fishermen for generations.
• Unlined and lighter version of the original Arholma model.
• Press-stud fastening.
• Two front pockets.
• Embossed Stutterheim branding at the hem.
• Ventilation eyelets at the underarm.
• Hemp drawstring for hood adjustment.Product code 12244815Fit
• Model measures: height 189cm, weight 76kg and wears a size M.
• True to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) XXS XS S M L XL Sleeve Length 47 49 50 50 50 50 Chest 104 109 112 116 120 125 Bottom Width 104 109 112 116 120 125 Garment Length 77 78 81 83 85 88 -
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About
Stutterheim
Describing themselves as “Swedish Melancholy at its Driest”, Stutterheim offers elegantly understated rainwear for the style conscious man that is just as at home in the country as in the city. The idea behind the Stutterheim brand came when founder Alexander Stutterheim discovered his grandfather’s old raincoat in a long-forgotten chest. Overcome with nostalgia, Alex took the jacket home and began work on a contemporary reinterpretation. The result was the company’s original Arholma raincoat which became an almost overnight success.
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Describing themselves as “Swedish Melancholy at its Driest”, Stutterheim offers elegantly understated rainwear for the style conscious man that is just as at home in the country as in the city. The idea behind the Stutterheim brand came when founder Alexander Stutterheim discovered his grandfather’s old raincoat in a long-forgotten chest. Overcome with nostalgia, Alex took the jacket home and began work on a contemporary reinterpretation. The result was the company’s original Arholma raincoat which became an almost overnight success.
