Helly Hansen Manchester Stretch Service Trousers - 77525 Red, Grey Size:D124 featuring a padded collar and Colour:Hi-Vis Yellow/Muted Black

Name: Helly Hansen Manchester Stretch Service Trousers - 77525 Red, Grey Size:D124 featuring a padded collar and Colour:Hi-Vis Yellow/Muted Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 9111566228
Price: 53.29 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0405 (13 reviews)

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Helly Hansen Manchester Stretch Service Trousers 77525 Red, Grey Size:D124 featuring a padded collar and Colour:Hi Vis Yellow Muted Black featuring a padded collar and a Memory Foam cushioned insole that cradles your feet in comfort all day long all secured with flaps and press studs Main fabric: 68% Cotton The thoughtful design includes plastic covered metal buttons to prevent scratching on surfaces

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