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Port & Company Fan Favorite Fleece Quarter Zip, Athletic Heather [Indiana University School of Medicine] color_Eddie-Bauer_EB559 YKK zipped hand pockets Style Number:102475-001

SKU: 36122029071
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Vault brief

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

Detail sheet
Description

Port & Company Fan Favorite Fleece Quarter Zip, Athletic Heather [Indiana University School of Medicine] color_Eddie Bauer_EB559 YKK zipped hand pockets Style Number:102475 001 YKK zipped hand pockets 306 g m2 WindWall 100% polyester with DWR finish (solid) 316 g m2 WindWall 100% polyester with DWR finish (heather) Highly wind resistant with wind permeability at less than 10 CFM (0 CFM is 100% windproof) Brushed micro gridded fleece interior Reverse coil center front zipper and hand pockets Hem cinch cord Tonal embroidered The North Face logo on left sleeve and right back shoulder 5 ounce 80 20 ring spun cotton poly 78 22 ring spun cotton poly (Athletic Heather) 50 50 ring spun cotton poly (Dark Heather Grey) 100% ring spun cotton face Removable tag for comfort and relabeling Locker patch Twill taped neck Dyed to match YKK zipperIdeal for direct to garment (DTG) printing Youll cheer for this smooth faced fleece in your favorite collegiate and professional sports team colors

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