Name: Mens 47 Heather Black Utah Jazz Tribeca Emerson Pullover Sweatshirt
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SKU: 4660562
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The 47 Heather Black Utah Jazz Tribeca Emerson Pullover Sweatshirt is the perfect way to show your support for the Utah Jazz. Made from a comfortable cotton and polyester blend, this midweight sweatshirt features distressed screen print graphics that give it a vintage look. Sewn-on contrast-color panels add a touch of style, while the pullover design makes it easy to layer up or down. Whether youre cheering on the Jazz at the game or relaxing at home, this sweatshirt is sure to keep you comfortable and stylish.

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