Name: Mens Antigua Natural New York Knicks Fortune Quarter-Zip Pullover Jacket
Brand: Antigua
SKU: 3713564
Price: 114.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Mens Antigua Natural New York Knicks Fortune Quarter-Zip Pullover Jacket - 3713564

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$114.99

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3713564

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Elevate your New York Knicks style with the Antigua Fortune Quarter-Zip Pullover Jacket. This midweight pullover is perfect for moderate temperatures, featuring a polyester brushed back heathered sweater and embroidered fabric applique. The welded sleeve pocket with zipper and rubber Antigua logo patch at the back neck add a touch of style. Whether youre courtside or watching from home, this pullover is the perfect way to show your New York Knicks pride.

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NBA

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