Port Authority Ladies Stretch Cardigan, Black [Allied Residential] color_Eddie-Bauer_EB608 Large front U-zip pocket CRSCRW M Heather Grey
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Port Authority Ladies Stretch Cardigan, Black [Allied Residential] color_Eddie Bauer_EB608 Large front U zip pocket CRSCRW M Heather Grey Large front U zip pocket this roomy Igloo® cooler is the perfect size for the office or lunch in the park REPREVE® performance fiber exterior material made from recycled post consumer plastic bottles Primaloft® Gold insulation made from 100% post consumer recycled fibers Tear resistant ripstop exterior for enhanced durability Liner is leak resistant An indispensable layering piece this extra soft cardigan has a shallow scoop neck and drapes nicely 9 ounce 58 38 4 cotton modal spandex 8 button cardigan placket with dyed to match buttons Double needle hem
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