Free American Wool cloaks

 

Free American Wool Cloaks



- Made of virgin wool
- Hand made in America by an American
- Large hood to accommodate helmet
- Available in medium and large (medium depicted in picture)
- Dimensions: 
Medium: 78" x 44"
Large: 82" x 48"
X-Large (special request + $20): 86" x 52" (send email to order this item)

Weight is approx. 5 lbs.

- We can currently produce about 10 cloaks per week, so orders per customer will be limited.
- If you wish to purchase with Bitcoin or Monero, please email us at comstugrp@protonmail.com to place an order.


$170 (Plus $10 shipping) (Please make sure your Paypal shipping address is correct)
**Limit of 3 per order currently**


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