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Harriton M425W Women's Pilbloc V-Neck Button Cardigan Sweater - Red Socially Conscious Manufacturing evenly distributed swing weight and Color:Pink Blue
Harriton M425W Women's Pilbloc V-Neck Button Cardigan Sweater - Red Socially Conscious Manufacturing evenly distributed swing weight and Color:Pink Blue
Harriton M425W Women's Pilbloc V-Neck Button Cardigan Sweater - Red Socially Conscious Manufacturing evenly distributed swing weight and Color:Pink Blue
Harriton M425W Women's Pilbloc V-Neck Button Cardigan Sweater - Red Socially Conscious Manufacturing evenly distributed swing weight and Color:Pink Blue

Harriton M425W Women's Pilbloc V-Neck Button Cardigan Sweater - Red Socially Conscious Manufacturing evenly distributed swing weight and Color:Pink Blue

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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.

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Harriton M425W Women's Pilbloc V Neck Button Cardigan Sweater Red Socially Conscious Manufacturing evenly distributed swing weight and Color:Pink Blue evenly distributed swing weight and stiff design to cover more of the plate including more barreled up pitches and hard hit line drives for emerging travel ball stars as they build their strength 100% acrylic jersey knit with PilblocŸ Dyed to match buttons

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