Jordan Craig Sweatpants KIDS - Stacked Uptown - Heather Grey - 8860LB Black Smoke 3-end fleece with a 100% JORDANCR-8809H-S-C68819AA

Name: Jordan Craig Sweatpants KIDS - Stacked Uptown - Heather Grey - 8860LB Black Smoke 3-end fleece with a 100% JORDANCR-8809H-S-C68819AA
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 26359371186
Price: 32.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5778 (27 reviews)

SKU 26359371186 · ★ 4.6

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Jordan Craig Sweatpants KIDS Stacked Uptown Heather Grey 8860LB Black Smoke 3 end fleece with a 100% JORDANCR 8809H S C68819AA 3 end fleece with a 100% cotton face and 65% cotton 35% polyester blend Embellished with a stylish "Every One Needs Their Own Space" screen print Perfect for bringing a pop of color to your wardrobe Available in a range of sizes for the perfect fit Elasticized waistband and sleeve cuffs are the finishing touches on this unique garment which has a new contemporary slim fit

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