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Chicago Fire Pilot Taylor Kinney Jacket
$159.00
Availability: In Stock
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Specifications:
- Inspired by: The TV show Chicago Fire Pilot
- Worn by: Kelly Severide
- Played by: Taylor Kinney
- Material: Satin
- Color: Navy blue
- Collar: Stand up collar
- Front: Zipper closure
- Inner: Soft viscose lining
- Cuffs: Rib knitted cuffs
- Sleeves: Full
- Squad written on the back
- Pockets: Two side waist pockets
- Fine quality stitching
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Taylor Kinney Chicago Fire Pilot Kelly Severide Bomber Blue Jacket
The Kelly Severide Jacket is fabricated from good quality satin. The stunning navy blue jacket has stand up collar with front zipper closure. The sleeves of the Taylor Kinney Chicago Fire Pilot Jacket are full with rib knitted cuffs. The jacket is comfortable to wear as it has soft viscose lining on the inside. To keep things the jacket has two side waist pockets. Fine quality stitching of Kelly Severide Chicago Fire Pilot Jacket adds to its perfection.
| Size | XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL |
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| Gender | Male, Female |
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