Terrence

Orlebar Brown

£695

Hybrid knit funnel jacket Twin-needle stitch quilting with recycled 80/20 down-to-feather fill to keep the garment light packable 650 fill power (a measure of the loft of down): the higher the fill power, the more air the down can trap, increasing its insulating ability GRS (Global Recycle Standard) Down/feather fill Shiny nickel-effect zip closure Knitted side panels for ease of movement Funnel neck with comfortable internal knitted panel Shiny nickel-effect zip pockets Item No. 282623 The Terrence Jacket in Night Iris is built for movement, warmth, and life on the go. Technical in performanc

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as ORLEBAR BROWN LIMITED, number 05502027. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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