Name: Womens Nike Navy Dallas Mavericks Split Flip Courtside Cropped Pullover Ho
Brand: Nike
SKU: 4950342
Price: 84.99 USD
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Womens Nike Navy Dallas Mavericks Split Flip Courtside Cropped Pullover Ho - 4950342

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This Dallas Mavericks Split Flip Courtside cropped pullover hoodie from Nike gives you the perfect layer to stand out on game day. The midweight fit, front pouch pocket and plush hood supply a warm and comfortable feel. Plus, this pullover features a heat-sealed Dallas Mavericks logo for an original look.

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