Name: Toddler Mitchell & Ness Black Vancouver Grizzlies Hardwood Classics Retro L
Brand: Mitchell & Ness
SKU: 202793814
Price: 44.99 USD
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Toddler Mitchell & Ness Black Vancouver Grizzlies Hardwood Classics Retro L - 202793814

By Mitchell & Ness

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Dress your little one in Vancouver Grizzlies pride with this Mitchell & Ness Hardwood Classics Retro Logo Pullover Hoodie. This cozy hoodie features a fleece lining for additional warmth, making it perfect for those chilly evenings. The screen-printed retro Vancouver Grizzlies logo on the front adds a touch of vintage flair, showcasing your little ones love for the game.

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