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New Era Venue Branded Fleece Sweatshirts, True Navy color_New-Era_NEA600 padded shoulder strap Contrast Eddie Style Number:102475-001

SKU: 38750461237
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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.

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Description

New Era Venue Branded Fleece Sweatshirts, True Navy color_New Era_NEA600 padded shoulder strap Contrast Eddie Style Number:102475 001 padded shoulder strap Contrast Eddie Bauer logo printed on front panel and shoulder pad Front and back daisy chain attachment system Never lost bottle opener Webbing handles Front slip pocket Dimensions: 11'h x 14'w x 8 100% polyester Gently contoured silhouette Cadet collar Tag free label Taped neck Front and back princess seams Contrast Vislon zipper Angled chin guard for additional comfort Raglan sleeves Thumbholes to keep hands warm Open cuffs and hemSlight drop tail hemDue to the nature of 100% polyester performance fabrics special care must be taken throughout the printing process this moisture wicking fleece combines new tech performance with old school style 100% polyester fleece Debossed New Era neck taping Heat transfer label for tag free comfort Rib knit V inset at neck Raglan sleeves 2x2 rib knit cuffs Toggle with drawcord at right hem Slight drop tail hem Debossed silicone New Era flag logo at hem

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