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The Craghoppers Men’s Nosi Life Tilpa Solarshield Crew Sweater will be your favourite piece of hiking clothing. It is made of cotton jersey fabric that is soft to the skin and stretchable to provide flexibility. This NosiLife sweater assures you the safety of your skin against the biting insects and Ultraviolet rays., NOSILIFE / SOLARSHIELD., Moisture control., Wash&Wear.
The Dare 2b Men’s Blackwash Polyester Hooded Walking Sweater Jumper is part of premium collection and made from polyester neoprene foam bonded jersey fabric with high shine overlays. A grown-on hood is provided on the jumper for keeping the head covered. YKK centre front zip with inner zip & chin guard are also present on this stylish jumper. Two lower zip pockets are provided for storing important items., 'Dare 2b Black Label' premium collection., Polyester neoprene foam bonded jersey fabric with high shine overlays., Grown on hood., YKK centre front zip with inner zip & chin guard., 2 x lower zip pockets. Grown on hood. Dare 2b Black Label' premium collection.
., An immediate attention grabber: the women's acid washed cropped tee combines the casual slightly square oversized cut with a shortened fit., The trendy wash emphasizes the urban look., Soft single Jersey., Weight 170gsm.
., Soft hand feel. Fashion fit., Crew neck with 1x1 rib. Self-fabric back neck tape., New tear away back neck label. Washing Instructions40 degree wash., Do not bleach. Tumble dry low temperature., Iron medium temperature. Do not dry clean.
Fitted V-neck tank top made from a soft blend of viscose and polyester. Large openings on the sides. Contrast trim. Addicted logo printed at the back. EXCLUSIVITY : design by Les Dessous D'Apollon - Inderwear. 50% discount on the second purchased Addicted Basic Colors item.To benefit from this offer, add the BASICOL code to your cart.
., The Spray dye tee is a classically shaped t-shirt that is a winner with its casual cut and pleasantly soft slub Jersey quality., An eye-catching feature is the cool dye., Weight 180gsm.
