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Men's Westbrook Flannel Shirt
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The prAna Men's Westbrook Flannel Shirt is designed for comfort, durability, and sustainable style, making it ideal for both outdoor adventures and everyday wear. Crafted from a heavyweight, yarn-dyed blend of 60% recycled cotton and 40% recycled polyester, this flannel offers a soft feel and excellent warmth for cooler weather. Its standard fit allows for versatile layering, while classic features like a full-length button-down closure and dual chest pockets with button-flap closures provide timeless appeal. Practical additions include an interior side-seam stash pocket for discreet storage and a self-lined interior yoke for enhanced structure and durability. With a focus on recycled materials, the Westbrook Flannel reflects prAna's commitment to sustainability. It is also known to be low-maintenance and holds up well after multiple washes.
The Base Camp - Billings
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1730 Grand Ave
Billings, MT 59102
The Base Camp - Billings
1730 Grand Ave, Billings, MT, 59102
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Product Information
The prAna Men's Westbrook Flannel Shirt is designed for comfort, durability, and sustainable style, making it ideal for both outdoor adventures and everyday wear. Crafted from a heavyweight, yarn-dyed blend of 60% recycled cotton and 40% recycled polyester, this flannel offers a soft feel and excellent warmth for cooler weather. Its standard fit allows for versatile layering, while classic features like a full-length button-down closure and dual chest pockets with button-flap closures provide timeless appeal. Practical additions include an interior side-seam stash pocket for discreet storage and a self-lined interior yoke for enhanced structure and durability. With a focus on recycled materials, the Westbrook Flannel reflects prAna's commitment to sustainability. It is also known to be low-maintenance and holds up well after multiple washes.
