Zonal Fleece Bone
The Zonal Fleece in Bone is a relaxed-fit zip-through jacket in wool-blend borg fleece. Its curved front and back panels are overlaid with lightweight transparent nylon, the front panels are lined in mesh, and stretch-bound edges run throughout.
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The Zonal Fleece in Bone is a relaxed-fit zip-through jacket in wool-blend borg fleece. Its curved front and back panels are overlaid with lightweight transparent nylon, the front panels are lined in mesh, and stretch-bound edges run throughout.
A two-way front zip and a lower zip pocket both carry flecked cord pullers with transparent dipped ends. A stand collar and an ACW* bracket logo print complete the design.
- Material: 20% wool, 80% polyester
- Relaxed fit.
Shipping & Delivery
We ship from our warehouse in Germany with DHL within 3 working days. You will receive a tracking number by email once your order has shipped.
Transit time from handover to DHL, approx.: Germany 1–2, EU 3–5, United Kingdom and Switzerland 3–7, USA 5–8, other countries 7–14 working days.
Shipping costs: Germany €5.90 and EU €9.90, free from €199 · United Kingdom £9.90 · Switzerland CHF 9.90 · USA $15.90 · other countries €14.90.
As a consumer in the EU, you can withdraw within 14 days. Details: shipping and withdrawal policy.
Help & Contact
If you have any questions or need advice, please contact our customer service team. You can reach us here.
Product safety
- Brand
- A-COLD-WALL
- Product
- A-COLD-WALL Zonal Fleece Bone
- Manufacturer
- A-COLD-WALL* Limited
6-10 Market Road
N7 9PW London
United Kingdom
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34 productsFounded in London in 2015 by Samuel Ross, A-COLD-WALL* began as a response to London street culture and the realities of Britain's working class.
Ross studied graphic design and illustration and worked alongside Virgil Abloh before launching the label. His handcrafted, graphic garments often break with symmetry and draw on architecture and the visual language of manual labour.
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