Mackintosh Cambridge Waterproof Rain Coat, Main, color, Navy

Mackintosh Cambridge Waterproof Rain Coat, Alternate, color, Navy

Cambridge Waterproof Rain Coat

Name: Cambridge Waterproof Rain Coat
Brand: Mackintosh
Price: 975 USD
Availability: InStock

Mackintosh

Current Price $975.00

Color: Navy

Fit:True to size.

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Details & care

Waterproof, windproof and breathable, this rain coat is crafted of the brand's exclusive RAINTEC cotton built with a flexible, drapey technical membrane. A hidden-button placket adds to the streamlined look made with a convertible stand collar with throat tab.

36" length (size 42)
Hidden-button placket
Convertible stand collar with throat tab
Front welt pockets
Underarm gussets
Unlined
100% cotton
Dry clean
Made in the UK
Men's Designer Clothing
Item #6589685

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Mackintosh

For nearly 200 years, Mackintosh has been at the forefront of outerwear manufacturing. Every one of their heirloom-quality rubberized coats is made by a master craftsman, entirely by hand, in the Mackintosh factory in the UK. This traditional manufacturing technique was pioneered in the 19th century and remains the same today.