Backpacks | Fernie Jacket (Spring 2022)

Ruffwear

Fernie Jacket (Spring 2022)

$35.97

Description

　　The Fernie is a technical sweater for dogs, designed for everyday adventures from the trail to town. Advanced sweater-knit fabric has the performance of a technical fleece jacket with the look of a sweater. Cut in a sleeved style with a full-length zipper, the Fernie offers coverage and warmth on its own or as a layer under other Ruffwear coats for additional warmth.

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Description

Brand Name:

Ruffwear

Made In:

Vietnam

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

05901

Other Features:

ADDITIONAL FEATURES
- Updated for Fall 2019 with a shorter length and an improved sleeve fit
- Sweater knit is quick-drying and provides warmth without bulk
- Sleeved style with zippered closure for core heat retention
- Reflective trim for visibility in low-light conditions and light loop for attaching The Beacon™
CARE & MATERIALS
- Wash in cold water, gentle cycle
- Use mild detergent
- Hang to dry
- Do not bleach, iron, or dry clean
- 100% polyester sweater fleece
- 100% polyester tricot
- YKK Vislon zipper
- Made in Vietnam

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