Port & Company Fan Favorite Fleece Custom Zip Hoodies, Charcoal Size:L our pullover is warm enough color_Under-Armour_6010886
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Port & Company Fan Favorite Fleece Custom Zip Hoodies, Charcoal Size:L our pullover is warm enough color_Under Armour_6010886 our pullover is warm enough to keep the cold at bay yet soft 100% polyester woven shell bonded to a water resistant film insert and a 100% polyester microfleece lining 1000MM fabric waterproof rating 1000G M fabric breathability rating Zip through cadet collar with chin guard Reverse coil zippers Front zippered pockets Open cuffs and hem Youll cheer for this smooth faced fleece in your favorite collegiate and professional sports team colors 5 ounce 80 20 ring spun cotton poly 78 22 ring spun cotton poly (Athletic Heather) 50 50 ring spun cotton poly (Dark Heather Grey) 100% ring spun cotton face Removable tag for comfort and relabeling Locker patch Twill taped neck Dyed to match YKK zipperIdeal for direct to garment (DTG) printing
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