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Carhartt Rain Defender Paxton Zip Sweatshirt, Carbon Heather [Nuclear rescue] color_MiiR_101223 A softshell built to repel Style Number:102475-001

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Carhartt Rain Defender Paxton Zip Sweatshirt, Carbon Heather [Nuclear rescue] color_MiiR_101223 A softshell built to repel Style Number:102475 001 A softshell built to repel water and give you a barrier against the cold wind while keeping you warm feminine collar 13 ounce 75 25 cotton poly blend with Rain Defender durable water repellent finish 55 45 cotton poly blend (Carbon Heather) Attached jersey lined three piece hood with drawcord closure Mock neck collar with 8 inch antique finish brass zipper Front hand warmer pocket with hidden security pocket inside Stretchable spandex reinforced rib knit cuffs and waistband Carhartt label sewn on hand warmer pocket Original fit ** Rain Defender durable water repellent technology has your back all day every day in this rugged mock sweatshirt that stands up to weather and tough jobs

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