Winlit Distressed Leather Coat/ Jacket Womens See Details For Measurements on 2040-parts.com
Woburn, Massachusetts, United States
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Stunning Winlit leather coat that closes with four buttons. This coat is lined, and has two deep front pockets that snap shut. Great for the outdoorsman.
Measurements Collar seam to sleeve seam 30" Pit to pit across front chest 25" Length 34" |
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