Name: Mens Pro Standard Black Portland Trail Blazers Script Tail Pullover Hoodie
Brand: Pro Standard
SKU: 200553809
Price: 99.99 USD
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Mens Pro Standard Black Portland Trail Blazers Script Tail Pullover Hoodie - 200553809

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The Mens Pro Standard Black Portland Trail Blazers Script Tail Pullover Hoodie is the ultimate tribute to your unwavering support for the Portland Trail Blazers. Its heat-sealed fabric appliques with raised embroidery and chenille details proudly display the iconic Trail Blazers logo, making it a statement piece that commands attention. The midweight cotton construction provides warmth and comfort, while the rib-knit striping on the cuffs and bottom hem ensures a snug fit. Whether youre cheering from the stands or representing your team off the court, this hoodie is the perfect way to show your Trail Blazers pride.

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