€ 1.100
Drowne Nuvola combines the softness of Nappa 21 leather with goose down padding, keeping the construction compact and lightweight. The smooth leather surface emphasizes the clean lines of the bomber, while the padding provides warmth without adding unnecessary bulk.
Weighing approximately 800 grams, the jacket features a stand collar with knitted interior, a two-way zip closure and two side welt pockets. Knitted cuffs and hem define the fit and complete the construction.
| Weight | 0,800 kg |
|---|---|
| Color: | Dark Brown |
| Material: | Nappa 21 |
| Fit: | Slim Fit |
| Lining: | Nylon |
| Pockets: | Two flap side pockets |
| Closure: | Shiny silver double-slider zip |
| Collection: | Nuvola |
| Season: | Fall/Winter |
| Made in Italy: | 100% Italian handcrafted production |
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