Whiskey Ridge Quarter Zip – Burgundy

WANDERWEST LTD

£37.5

Inspired by country roads, late autumn evenings and the relaxed spirit of western living, the Whiskey Ridge Country Quarter Zip – Burgundy is built for effortless layering and everyday comfort. Designed with a soft brushed fleece interior and a relaxed fit, this quarter zip brings together classic country styling and modern western streetwear. The deep burgundy colour adds a rich, timeless tone that works perfectly for countryside walks, road trips, country music nights and cooler outdoor days. Whether you’re layering it over a t-shirt for a festival, heading out for a weekend in the countrysi

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WANDERWEST LTD, number 17234042. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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Where it is made
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