JSK Journalism Fellowships - B-Core Quarter-Zip Pullover v1 [object Object] 18 singles 90/10 ring spun MLP_1913756_1029377

Name: JSK Journalism Fellowships - B-Core Quarter-Zip Pullover v1 [object Object] 18 singles 90/10 ring spun MLP_1913756_1029377
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JSK Journalism Fellowships B Core Quarter Zip Pullover v1 [object Object] 18 singles 90 10 ring spun MLP_1913756_1029377 18 singles 90 10 ring spun cotton poly (Athletic Heather) 50 50 ring spun cotton poly (Heathers) Proudly American made 1x1 rib knit neck Shoulder to shoulder taping Set in sleeves Rib knit cuffs Tear away label 12 XL 23 27 34 Description: 100% polyester Moisture management and antimicrobial fabric propertiesContrast self fabric inner collar and 8" locking zipperBadger sport paneled shoulder for maximum movement with coverstitchingBadger heat seal logo on left sleeve

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