Port Authority Fleece Vest, Grey Heather [FORT Robotics] Size:XS 5-ounce 55/45 cotton/poly Traditional relaxed color_Under-Armour_6010886
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Port Authority Fleece Vest, Grey Heather [FORT Robotics] Size:XS 5 ounce 55 45 cotton poly Traditional relaxed color_Under Armour_6010886 5 ounce 55 45 cotton poly Traditional relaxed look Open collar Dyed to match buttons White Athletic Gold Texas Orange Red Burgundy Coffee Bean Light Blue Navy Classic Navy Steel Grey Purple and Black have a Light Stone contrast neckband power bank or car charger to charge devices instead of using outputs from laptop or computer as power source 100% polyester sweater fleece Twill taped neck Reverse coil zipper Chin guard Full length interior storm flap Front reverse coil zippered pockets with binding trim Knotted zipper pulls ** The comfort of a sweater joins the unbeatable warmth of fleece in these modern styles
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