OGIO Ladies Outstretch Full-Zip Sweatshirts, River Blue Navy UPF Protection 7-ounce 100% ring spun combed color_Under-Armour_6010886
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OGIO Ladies Outstretch Full Zip Sweatshirts, River Blue Navy UPF Protection 7 ounce 100% ring spun combed color_Under Armour_6010886 7 ounce 100% ring spun combed cotton heavyweight pique Garment washed for softness Double needle stitching throughout Traditional relaxed look Flat knit collar and cuffs Horn tone buttons Locker patch Side vents or an extended weekend away Stretch your layering options with this modern full zip that was inspired by the classic bomber jacket 87 13 cotton spandex knit Lightly brushed OGIO heat transfer label for tag free comfort Center front reverse coil zipper with rubber OGIO pull Front flange across body Black reflective O heat transfer on front left hem Zip through collar Front zippered pockets Rib knit cuffs Open hem
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