Full Size Quarter-Zip Drawstring Teddy Hoodie
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- Features: Drawstring, Pocketed
- Sheer: Opaque
- Stretch: Slightly stretchy
- Material composition: 100% polyester
- Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
- Imported
- Product measurements:
S: bust 46.8 in, shoulder 23 in, sleeve length 21.8 in, length 28.5 in
M: bust 49.1 in, shoulder 24.2 in, sleeve length 22 in, length 28.9 in
L: bust 51.5 in, shoulder 25.4 in, sleeve length 22.2 in, length 29.3 in
XL: bust 53.8 in, shoulder 26.5 in, sleeve length 22.4 in, length 29.6 in
2XL: bust 57.7 in, shoulder 28.5 in, sleeve length 22.6 in, length 30 in
3XL: bust 61.6 in, shoulder 30.4 in, sleeve length 22.8 in, length 30.4 in
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