Sherpa Plaid Lined CPO - Exclusive

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A Sherpa fleece-lined plaid CPO overshirt that’s born to layer

Originally built for the U.S. Navy in the 1930s, the CPO silhouette has a hard-earned reputation as a burly layer that’s ideal for getting down to work. Fantastic as a layering piece in cold weather and equally adept as a jacket, this versatile overshirt arrives in a winter-ready fleece-lined iteration that’s begging to roam wild. Keep this on the coat rack by your front door, and you’ll find yourself reaching for it again and again.

Features

• A versatile fleece-lined CPO-style overshirt in a Huckberry-exclusive colorway, only available here
• The fleece lining is 100% recycled so you’ll feel warm and fuzzy on the inside, too
• Plaid pattern is inspired by the colors of snowy landscapes
• Two button chest pockets securely hold your essentials when you’re on the move
• Two handwarmer pockets hidden in the side seams at the waist for warming up your digits
• Button front closure and cuffs for classic style
• Cut in a perfect fit that’s not too slim, and not too boxy, perfect for layering
• Machine washable

Materials

• Body: 85% cotton, 15% wool
• Lining: 100% recycled polyester
• Made in China

Sizing

• Faherty’s overshirts fit true to size, and this one is pre-shrunk, take your normal size

Care

• Machine wash cold
• Tumble dry low

About Faherty Brand

Long before we took the plunge into the wild waters of entrepreneurship, twin brothers Alex and Mike Faherty were our surf buddies. Admittedly, they did most of the surfing on those trips, like 99.9%. But what we really remember were the late-night bonfire sessions that could spill over into the wee hours of the morning. These days, we’re much better equipped for beach days that spill over into beach nights thanks to the apparel outfit they started: Faherty. Their lifelong connection to the ocean, and Mike’s years of experience designing for Ralph Lauren have come together to create apparel that’s sustainably built from some of the softest fabrics we’ve ever felt. It’s a level of comfort and mindfulness The Dude himself (a.k.a. El Duderino) would appreciate.