• Prepared For Dye Front
    Prepared For Dye Back
    Pigment Black Front
    Pigment Black Back
    Pigment Alpine Green Front
    Pigment Alpine Green Back
    Pigment Amber Front
    Pigment Amber Back
    Pigment Cement Front
    Pigment Cement Back
    Pigment Clay Front
    Pigment Clay Back
    Pigment Dusty Pink Front
    Pigment Dusty Pink Back
    Pigment Ivory Front
    Pigment Ivory Back
    Pigment Light Blue Front
    Pigment Light Blue Back
    Pigment Maroon Front
    Pigment Maroon Back
    Pigment Mint Front
    Pigment Mint Back
    Pigment Plum Front
    Pigment Plum Back
    Pigment Sage Front
    Pigment Sage Back
    Pigment Sandstone Front
    Pigment Sandstone Back
    Pigment Slate Blue Front
    Pigment Slate Blue Back
    Pigment Yellow Front
    Pigment Yellow Back
  • Independent Trading Co.

    Independent Trading Co. - Midweight Pigment-Dyed Crewneck Sweatshirt - PRM3500

    $24.50
    Availability:
    Available
    Size: S
    Color: Prepared For Dye
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    Sku:
    —
    • 9 oz./yd² (US) 15 oz./L yd (CA), 80/20 ring-spun cotton/polyester blend with 100% cotton face, 30 singles
    • Classic fit
    • Split stitch double needle sewing on all seams
    • Twill neck tape
    • 1x1 ribbing at neck, cuffs and waistband
    • Woven label
    Type: Home
    Vendor: Independent Trading Co.
    Size:

    S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
    Color:

    Prepared For Dye, Pigment Black, Pigment Alpine Green, Pigment Amber, Pigment Cement, Pigment Clay, Pigment Dusty Pink, Pigment Ivory, Pigment Light Blue, Pigment Maroon, Pigment Mint, Pigment Pink, Pigment Plum, Pigment Sage, Pigment Sandstone, Pigment Slate Blue, Pigment Yellow
    Shipping & returns

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    This is the most helpful aspect of an FAQ page, and you will see plenty of search bars in the examples to come. Customers go to the FAQ page with a specific question in mind.