Black Stallion Heavy Duty Shoulder Length Sherpa Pile Lined Winter Liner (WL300)
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The Black Stallion Heavy Duty Shoulder Length Sherpa Pile Lined Winter Liner (WL300) is the perfect choice when the weather turns against you. A thick, sherpa pile lining helps trap heat while an extended neck with an extra long chin cover can be tucked into your coat or worn outside. Headgear straps and heat element pockets round out this excellent cold-weather liner.
• Rugged 100% cotton twill outer shell
• Heavy Sherpa pile inner lining
• Shoulder flap with extra long chin cover can be tucked into coat or worn outside
• Headgear straps & heat element pockets
• One Size fits most.
• Rugged 100% cotton twill outer shell
• Heavy Sherpa pile inner lining
• Shoulder flap with extra long chin cover can be tucked into coat or worn outside
• Headgear straps & heat element pockets
• One Size fits most.
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