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| The jacket is '3 in 1' because it has an unzippable inner waistcoat that you can use on its own. I don't think I ever will use it on its own, but it does add great warmth to the jacket as an inner. Which leads me onto an important point having been out in 8 the other day, with just a shirt and cotton jumper underneath, I can safely say that I will never be cold in this jacket it's warm!
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