Port & Company Fan Favorite Fleece Quarter Zip, Jet Black [Indiana University School of Medicine] Size:2XL 32-ounce 53/47 cotton/poly fleece bonded SBP
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Port & Company Fan Favorite Fleece Quarter Zip, Jet Black [Indiana University School of Medicine] Size:2XL 32 ounce 53 47 cotton poly fleece bonded SBP 32 ounce 53 47 cotton poly fleece bonded to 100% polyester sherpa fleece with DWR finish 2 ounce polyfill in sleeves for added warmth Hood with dyed to match drawcord Heavy duty metal zipper Rib knit cuffs and waistband Front hand warmer pockets 2 chest pockets w secure snap and angled flap closure 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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