Marquette - Women's 3-Stripes Quarter-Zip Sweater - v1 Color:Collegiate Navy Melange 100% pre-shrunk 100% ringspun cottonRibbed MLP_1913756_1029377

Name: Marquette - Women's 3-Stripes Quarter-Zip Sweater - v1 Color:Collegiate Navy Melange 100% pre-shrunk 100% ringspun cottonRibbed MLP_1913756_1029377
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84830078963
Price: 66.99 USD
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Marquette - Women's 3-Stripes Quarter-Zip Sweater - v1 Color:Collegiate Navy Melange 100% pre-shrunk 100% ringspun cottonRibbed MLP_1913756_1029377

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Marquette Women's 3 Stripes Quarter Zip Sweater v1 Color:Collegiate Navy Melange 100% pre shrunk 100% ringspun cottonRibbed MLP_1913756_1029377 100% pre shrunk 100% ringspun cottonRibbed collar with set in sleevesShoulder to shoulder tapingDouble needle stitching on neck and bottom hemLeft chest pocket 5″ H × 15 Description: yd² (US)

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