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Wellington Of Bilmore
Functional transitional jacket "Madrock" in navy
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The multifunctional men's "Madrock all Season" jacket by Wellington of Bilmore is your ideal companion for the entire year – practical, stylish, and prepared for any weather conditions. Thanks to its clever 2-in-1 design, this jacket adapts effortlessly to the changing seasons. The high-quality lining in the classic Wellington check can be buttoned in or out with a simple flick of the wrist, ensuring you are always optimally protected, whether a crisp autumn breeze is blowing or the mild rays of spring sunshine are beckoning. This lining is not only practical but also easy to care for – it can be cleaned separately, which significantly extends the lifespan of your jacket. The "Madrock all Season" also impresses with its durable outer fabric, featuring wind- and water-repellent properties. The features are detailed and high-quality: a concealed front zipper, four closable, warm-lined outer pockets, as well as a decorative back vent with snap buttons. Particularly charming are the tonal corduroy trims on the inner placket, sleeve hems, and collar, as well as the storm tab with personalized logo buttons. Whether for a stroll through town or an adventure in the great outdoors – the "Madrock all Season" combines functionality with sophisticated design, ensuring you are well-dressed in any weather.
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Wash at 30° mild · Do not bleach · Do not tumble dry · Iron at low temperature · Professional cleaning (P) gentle
Occasions for the skirt 'Madrock'
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Leisure
For leisure, weekends and country life: the skirt 'Madrock' by Wellington of Bilmore is the classic countryside companion – timeless, robust and built for everyday wear.
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Transition
The skirt 'Madrock' by Wellington of Bilmore is suited to Transition – British country style you can dress up or wear every day.



