Name: Womens Antigua Black Boston Celtics Altitude Full-Zip Jacket
Brand: Antigua
SKU: 3751343
Price: 119.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Womens Antigua Black Boston Celtics Altitude Full-Zip Jacket - 3751343

By Antigua

$119.99

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Model

3751343

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Antigua

Detail

Elevate your Boston Celtics style with the Antigua Altitude Full-Zip Jacket. This midweight jacket features a nylon quilted front panel and raglan sleeves for a stylish look. The embroidered Boston Celtics graphics show your team spirit, while the brushed back jersey knit and stand-up collar keep you comfortable. Whether youre on the court or just cheering from the sidelines, this jacket will keep you warm and stylish while you support the Boston Celtics.

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NBA

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