CJC Carrier - Carhartt Midweight 1/4-Zip Mock Neck Sweatshirt v1 Color:Carbon Heather 100% unbrushed polyesterMoisture-management performance propertiesCovered HDGrowthPartners
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CJC Carrier Carhartt Midweight 1 4 Zip Mock Neck Sweatshirt v1 Color:Carbon Heather 100% unbrushed polyesterMoisture management performance propertiesCovered HDGrowthPartners 100% unbrushed polyesterMoisture management performance propertiesCovered elastic waistband and drawcordTapered fit in lower legTwo deep side pocketsDouble needle hem with zippers on outer legsEmbroidered Badger logo on left hip dry fast and stop odor • FastDry® technology wicks away sweat to keep you cool • Three panel hood with front neck coverage • Tagless neck label • Carhartt label sewn on left hem • Dyed to match Carhartt logo on left sleeve (Brite Lime has Asphalt Grey logo) • Thumbholes for sun protection on hands • Large front pocket • Relaxed fit 50 50 cotton poly blend or 59 41 cotton poly blend (Black 38 XL 28 30
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