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BottleRocket Independent Trading Co. Crop Hoodie Anaheim Few things are more rad MLP_1913756_1029377
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BottleRocket Independent Trading Co. Crop Hoodie Anaheim Few things are more rad MLP_1913756_1029377 Few things are more rad than this classic TravisMathew logo cap with its embroidered 3 D icon on the left side panel 100% cotton jersey knit 90 10 cotton poly (Heather Grey) 60 40 cotton poly (Dark Cobalt Blue Heather) Rib knit crewneck Tagless neck label pre laundered cotton polyester blend fleeceSolid Colors: 80% Ring spun cotton 20% Polyester with 100% cotton 40 singles face yarn for supreme printability and softnessCamo Colors: 80% Ring spun cotton 20% Polyester with 100% cotton 40 singles face yarn with waterbased camoflauge printSplit stitch double needle sewing on all seams3 8” flat drawcordTwill neck tape1x1 ribbing at cuffsSewn eyeletsTear away neck label Size chart:
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