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NONA - District Women’s Perfect Weight Fleece Cropped Crew Size:L 8-Ounce Mid-Weight Fleece: A versatile Versatile Fit Designed with

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NONA District Women’s Perfect Weight Fleece Cropped Crew Size:L 8 Ounce Mid Weight Fleece: A versatile Versatile Fit Designed with 8 Ounce Mid Weight Fleece: A versatile fabric weight that provides reliable warmth without the restrictive bulk of heavy duty "arctic" sweatshirts 65 35 poly cotton twill with Touchtex PRO™ technology which provides breathable comfort lasting colors and stain resistance with an even softer feel TruBlack fabric resists fading wash after wash Requires minimal ironing thanks to a wrinkle resistant finish Heavy duty brass ratcheting zipper with button closure Two front pockets 12 inch inseam Two back patch pockets with spade pocket flaps and snap closure Two patch leg pockets with inverted center pleats 80 20 combed ring spun cotton poly Perfect fleece in our premium 8

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