Port Authority Ladies Vortex Customized Waterproof 3-in-1 Jackets, Rich Red/ Black color_New-Era_LNEA300 Blue Nike polo shirts with color_Under-Armour_6010886
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Port Authority Ladies Vortex Customized Waterproof 3 in 1 Jackets, Rich Red Black color_New Era_LNEA300 Blue Nike polo shirts with color_Under Armour_6010886 Blue Nike polo shirts with custom logo Blue custom embroidered Nike shirts 100% polyester shell 100% nylon zip in inner jacket with 3 ounce polyfill 3000MM fabric waterproof rating 3000G M2 fabric breathability rating Detachable hood with locking drawcord Full length interior storm flap Chin guard Contrast zippered chest and sleeve pockets Front zippered pockets Adjustable tab cuffs with hook and loop closures Port Pocket for easy embroidery access Shell has an open hem Inner jacket has front slash pockets and open hem Packed with weather fighting features the Vortex Waterproof 3 in 1 provides a completely versatile outerwear system in one jacket
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