The banner is a nice coat and looks…
The banner is a nice coat and looks good once it’s on. Mine had a few wrinkles from shipping that took a little time to settle. Other than that, I’ve been pleased with it.
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Wolf & Coat is an outerwear brand out of Aspen, Colorado. Coats, jackets, parkas, vests, shells. Outerwear is all we do. Every order ships tracked across the US, $6.99 flat or free over $100, and you have 50 days to send anything back with no restocking fees. The price you see is the price: no invented discounts, no countdown clocks. Questions go to support@wolfandcoat.com, where a real person replies within one business day.
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The banner is a nice coat and looks good once it’s on. Mine had a few wrinkles from shipping that took a little time to settle. Other than that, I’ve been pleased with it.
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