Smartwool Men’S Heavy Crew Sweater Color:OAT HEATHER stretchy and breathable FullRange® insulation 7524U1|BLACK_TAN|90MM

Name: Smartwool Men’S Heavy Crew Sweater Color:OAT HEATHER stretchy and breathable FullRange® insulation 7524U1|BLACK_TAN|90MM
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 55398169714
Price: 150.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3204 (9 reviews)

SKU 55398169714 · ★ 4.3

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Smartwool Men’S Heavy Crew Sweater Color:OAT HEATHER stretchy and breathable FullRange® insulation 7524U1 BLACK_TAN 90MM stretchy and breathable FullRange® insulation that dumps excess heat when you’re working hard and keeps you warm when you’re not as the friction of distance between the plastic of your boot and the meat of your foot is reduced A luxurious heavyweight sweater with Merino wool and alpaca has a rugged appeal and a super soft feel with a comfortable fit that's perfect for casual outings or aprés lounging Extra comfortable

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