Port Authority Ladies Active Soft Shell Branded Jackets, Grey Steel color_New-Era_LNEA510 Red Nike golf shirts with color_Under-Armour_6010886
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Port Authority Ladies Active Soft Shell Branded Jackets, Grey Steel color_New Era_LNEA510 Red Nike golf shirts with color_Under Armour_6010886 Red Nike golf shirts with company logo 9 ounce 52 48 cotton poly sueded French terry Contrast rib knit collar and cuffs Woven New Era patch label Exposed black nickel zippers Contrast front zippered pockets with exposed zipper tape Embroidered New Era flag logo on left sleeve Rib knit hem Woven New Era badge at hem 100% polyester knit shell bonded to a water resistant film insert and a 100% polyester mesh interior 1000MM fabric waterproof rating 1000G M2 fabric breathability rating Zip through cadet collar with chin guard Reverse coil zipper Front zippered pockets Elastic binding at cuffs Open hem with adjustable locking drawcord Our budget friendly soft shell is made for dashing to the office or for activities like hiking or golfing
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