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Unlabeled Two-tone Hooded Sweatshirt Tee Jays

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5156 - Unlabeled Two-tone Hooded Sweatshirt Tee Jays

Tee Jays

32,14€ ^{incl. VAT}

26,78€ ^{excl tax} - Unit price for 100 pieces (heather_grey/black - M)

Free standard delivery from 79,00 ^{incl. VAT}

The Unlabeled Two-Tone Sweatshirt is a two-tone hoodie with a relaxed fit, brushed interior, contrasting raglan sleeves, and ribbed edges with elastane. Its pre-shrunk construction helps maintain its shape over time.

- Composition: 70% cotton, 30% polyester
- Relaxed fit
- Brushed interior
- Contrasting raglan sleeves Weight: 300g/m²

OEKO-TEX 100 R.C.S. mixte O.C.S. mixte

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Unlabeled Two-tone Hooded Sweatshirt

Logistics	France
Garment manufacturing	Bangladesh
Weaving/Knitting	/
Dyeing	/

Textiles made primarily from synthetic materials release microplastic fibres during wash cycles, impacting the environment.

Logistics	France
Garment manufacturing	Bangladesh
Weaving/Knitting	/
Dyeing	/

Textiles made primarily from synthetic materials release microplastic fibres during wash cycles, impacting the environment.

Logistics	France
Garment manufacturing	Bangladesh
Weaving/Knitting	/
Dyeing	/

Textiles made primarily from synthetic materials release microplastic fibres during wash cycles, impacting the environment.

Logistics	France
Garment manufacturing	Bangladesh
Weaving/Knitting	/
Dyeing	/

Textiles made primarily from synthetic materials release microplastic fibres during wash cycles, impacting the environment.