Fenton Flannel

Name: Fenton Flannel | A247 Gear
Price: 149.00 AUD
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$149.00

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The Fenton Flannel was made to serve you in the coldest environments. This isn’t your big box store, paper thin, fashion flannel. This thing is thick. Designed to keep you warm on your next outdoor project or adventure in the great north. The Fenton Flannel is made of heavy duty 9 oz fabric which is the thickest flannel material out there. This thick flannel comes in three awesome color options. Also the thickest flannel needs some equally deep pockets. So you can carry all of your essentials. Along with two pen slots on the left shoulder, this flannel will help you get it done in the coldest environments.

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Features & Benefits

Heavy weight flannel material
Oversized Dual Front Pockets with double storage area
Arm Sleeve pencil and glasses slots
Sewn in beautiful Fenton, Missouri
12 Custom Industrial Atlas 46 Buttons
Optional Magnetic Panel to fit easily into front pockets
Lifetime Guarantee on craftsmanship and sewing
1 Year Warranty on fabric materials

Why Fenton?!

The name Fenton has a close connection to us at Atlas. Besides the significance of being the surname of many soldiers during the American Revolution, Fenton, MO is our headquarters. Fenton is where all of our gear is constructed and sewn, assembled and sold.

Fenton, MO was founded by William Lindsay Long on March 23, 1818 and named for his grandmother, Elizabeth Fenton Bennett (who was married to Captain John Long, a Revolutionary War veteran). The original plans consisted of an eight square block area divided into 80 small lots, known today as “Olde Towne Fenton”. The town was originally incorporated in 1874.

The second reason for the name comes from all the unsung heroes who fought for our independence. Heroes who don’t have huge monuments and parks named after them.

Major Elijah Fenton, 22nd Regiment (d. 10/10/1776)
Lieutenant Joseph Fenton, 13th Massachusetts Edward Wigglesworth’s Regiment (d. 3/29/1780)
Joshua Fenton, 13th Regiment, (d. 1783)
Roswell Fenton, Battle of Boston (d. 9/16/1806)