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The Seeland Elliot fleece is a beautifully soft, hi-stretch fleece that can be worn as an outer layer in warm weather and as a cosy midlayer later in the season. The fleece has a high collar for wind protection, a full-length zip and two large, zipped front pockets. The hem can be adjusted for fit by means of an elasticated drawstring.
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