Name: Mens Pro Standard Brown Boston Celtics Paint the City Drop Shoulder Pullov
Brand: Pro Standard
SKU: 201207173
Price: 119.99 USD
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Mens Pro Standard Brown Boston Celtics Paint the City Drop Shoulder Pullov - 201207173

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Embrace bold Boston Celtics style with the Pro Standard Paint the City Drop Shoulder Pullover Hoodie. This hoodie boasts a variety of appliques with chain stitch details, including the Celtics name, logo and established year, displayed across the chest, back, hood and left sleeve. A fleece lining and dropped shoulder seams round out this must-have for any fan looking to stay warm and reppin their team in style.

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