“Finisterre Koppen Mac” sounds like the name of a Hogwart’s professor, so that in and of itself is a big W. And then there are the Portuguese-made jacket’s features, like its weather-resistant coated-cotton shell, soft brushed cotton lining, and hidden YKK brass popper buttons, which elevate it from a win to a full-on blowout.

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Finisterre Koppen Mac

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