The perfect sweatshirt for your next backyard BBQ or sporting event! This lightweight rib trimmed sweatshirt is ultra soft and extra cozy and let's everyone know what you're there for.
Made in the USA
Machine Wash
49% Polyester, 46% Rayon, 5% Spandex
Model is 5' 6" and wearing a small.
Measured from size small: Length is 26" from shoulder and 22" from neckline. Width is 18" across chest.
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CPW (Cost Per Wear)
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Get Organized
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Intentional Wishlist
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