• Athletic Heather Front
    Athletic Heather Back
    Bright Red Front
    Bright Red Back
    Charcoal Front
    Charcoal Back
    Dark Heather Grey Front
    Dark Heather Grey Back
    Forest Green Front
    Forest Green Back
    Jet Black Front
    Jet Black Back
    Team Cardinal Front
    Team Cardinal Back
    Team Navy Front
    Team Navy Back
    True Royal Front
    True Royal Back
    White Front
    White Back
  • forbesdesignandprinttest

    PC850 Port & Company® Fan Favorite™ Fleece Crewneck Sweatshirt

    $10.15
    Availability:
    Available
    Size: S
    Color: Athletic Heather
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Product Description

You'll be the biggest fan of this smooth-faced fleece.

  • 8.5-ounce, 80/20 ring spun cotton/poly
  • 75/25 ring spun cotton/poly (Athletic Heather)
  • 50/50 ring spun cotton/poly (Dark Heather Grey)
  • 100% ring spun cotton face (except Athletic Heather and Dark Heather Grey)
  • Removable tag for comfort and relabeling
  • Locker patch
  • Twill-taped neck
  • Ideal for direct to garment (DTG) printing
Vendor: forbesdesignandprinttest
Size:

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

Athletic Heather, Bright Red, Charcoal, Dark Heather Grey, Forest Green, Jet Black, Team Cardinal, Team Navy, True Royal, White
Shipping & returns

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