Fleece Lined Winter Anorak - AusCam Camo
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AusCam Camo Fleece Lined Anorak
An excellent fleece-lined anorak in the Australian DPCU pattern. Taking inspiration from historical patterns such as WW2 "frogskin" and also known as "AusCam", "OzCam" and "bunny cam", now available in a modern anorak cut.
Hard-wearing outer shell and a fleece liner create an excellent barrier to the elements. The elasticated wrist cuffs keep things simple and snag-free, don't forget to cinch down the waist and hood adjustments to really trap in the warmth.
Use the two zippered side pockets and their fleece lining to store your phone, wallet, or gloves, or keep your hands in there and shove everything else into the top loading kangaroo pouch and zip it shut.
Being designed as an outer layer, these are sized assuming a thin mid-layer is worn underneath, be sure to adjust your size accordingly if you plan to wear thicker layers.
All of our orders are shipped from our UK warehouse in Aberystwyth, Wales.
We offer UK standard and next day shipping and we also offer world-wide shipping via tracked airmail and courier to most countries.
Postage and Packaging costs are based on the weight of the item/s ordered and will be calculated during the checkout process. You will be informed of the full cost before you are asked for payment.
We follow EU IOSS and Norway VOEC import rules, any other import and duties are payable by the customer.
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We offer a 60 day return policy here at Epic Militaria.
Postage when returning an item is at the customer's expense, however, postage for sending out a replacement or an exchange (if selected, UK only), will be covered by Epic Militaria.
If you experience any issues with your items/order, please contact us as soon as possible - you can find our contact details on our contact us page
Please note: we do not accept returns for customised items
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