Port Authority Ladies Modern Stretch Cotton Cardigan, Black [NexTech Solutions] color_Puma_532989 Finished with a Sean self-fabric L405 3XL Cobalt Blue
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Port Authority Ladies Modern Stretch Cotton Cardigan, Black [NexTech Solutions] color_Puma_532989 Finished with a Sean self fabric L405 3XL Cobalt Blue Finished with a Sean self fabric collar 5 ounce 50 50 cotton poly blend 70 30 cotton poly blend (Heather Grey) Attached three piece hood with drawcord closure Front hand warmer pocket Stretchable spandex reinforced rib knit cuffs and waistband Carhartt strong triple stitched main seams Carhartt label sewn on hand warmer pocket Original fit ** Women of all shapes will appreciate our Modern Stretch Cotton Collection Weve added extra length throughout the body for clothes that move with you for exceptional comfort all day long
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