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Free Fly Women's Gridback Fleece Jacket

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Recycled ContentPreferred Fibers

A headline style for the season, the jacket has all you need with a weather-resist face and cozy brushed fleece interior. The Silhouette is inspired by a classc bomber style.

Fit & Design:

  • Bomber style jacket
  • Full zip construction
  • Secure Hand Pockets
  • High density heat transfer logo at hem

Additional Details:

  • 254 GSM
  • 91% polyester / 9% spandex
  • Brand: Free Fly Apparel
  • Brand : Free Fly
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Fabric : 91% polyester / 9% spandex
  • Web ID: 23IJWWWGRDBCKFLCJWOA
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