Name: Mens Fanatics Heather Charcoal Chicago Bulls Camo Stitched Sweatshirt
Brand: Fanatics
SKU: 4956275
Price: 64.99 USD
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Mens Fanatics Heather Charcoal Chicago Bulls Camo Stitched Sweatshirt - 4956275

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The Mens Fanatics Heather Charcoal Chicago Bulls Camo Stitched Sweatshirt is a must-have for any true Chicago Bulls fan. This midweight sweatshirt features a unique sublimated camo design on the sleeves, perfect for showing your support in style. Embroidered fabric applique and flatlock stitching detail at the bottom neck add sophistication, while two front pockets provide convenient storage. Whether cheering on the Bulls at the United Center or relaxing at home, this sweatshirt ensures comfort and style.

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