New Era Ladies Sueded Cotton Custom Cowls, True Navy Heather Style Number:LNEA123 Plaid flannel lining adds warmth SBP
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New Era Ladies Sueded Cotton Custom Cowls, True Navy Heather Style Number:LNEA123 Plaid flannel lining adds warmth SBP Plaid flannel lining adds warmth and makes this durable jacket the right choice both on and off the jobsite Can be zipped in and secured by snap attachments inside an outer Collective layer 100% polyester woven shell 100% polyester knit bonded to a water resistant film insert and a 100% polyester microfleece lining at side panels and under arms 100% polyester printed lining with insulation behind the outer woven shell Slightly longer length Zip through cadet collar Vislon ® center front zipper Stretch side panels Open front pockets Port Pocket for easy embroidery access Open hem 60 40 sueded ring spun cotton poly 24 singles Heat transfer label for tag free comfort Contrast twill drawcords Embroidered New Era flag logo on left hem Rib knit cuffs Thumbholes Curved drop tail hem
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