Comfort Colors Lightweight Custom Hooded Sweatshirts, Ivory Size:XL Built from 100D waterproof Robic® color_Under-Armour_6010886
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Comfort Colors Lightweight Custom Hooded Sweatshirts, Ivory Size:XL Built from 100D waterproof Robic® color_Under Armour_6010886 Built from 100D waterproof Robic® nylon UTS coating (adds up to 30% strength over traditional PU coatings) Carry handles and adjustable shoulder strap YKK® zippers Bartack reinforced construction Anodized aluminum hardware Hidden loops for clipping on accessories Extra long zipper for easy access and packing 4 way stretch fabric Please allow for slight color variation in production and washing 100% ring spun US cotton Garment dyed for a lived in feel Jersey lined hood Natural colored flat drawcord (White flat drawcord on White) 1x1 rib knit cuffs and waistband Signature twill label and back neck tape Rolled forward shoulder Relaxed fit
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