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Port Authority Ladies Concept Stretch Button-Front Cardigan, Grey Smoke [TruNorthern] Color:Grey Smoke Can be zipped in and 875 H x 5

SKU: 45268102348
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Port Authority Ladies Concept Stretch Button Front Cardigan, Grey Smoke [TruNorthern] Color:Grey Smoke Can be zipped in and 875 H x 5 Can be zipped in and secured by snap attachments inside an outer Collective layer 94 6 poly spandex woven mini ripstop with a DWR finish bonded to a water resistant film insert and a 100% polyester brushed tricot interior 1000MM fabric waterproof rating 1000G M2 fabric breathability rating Slightly longer length Vislon ® center front zipper Front reverse coil zippered covered pockets Red custom Nike polo shirts with logo 9 ounce 58 38 4 cotton modal spandex 8 button cardigan placket with dyed to match buttons Double needle hem An indispensable layering piece this extra soft cardigan has a shallow scoop neck and drapes nicely

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