Name: Mens Starter Red/Royal LA Clippers Renegade Satin Full-Snap Varsity Jacket
Brand: Starter
SKU: 201037840
Price: 139.99 USD
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Mens Starter Red/Royal LA Clippers Renegade Satin Full-Snap Varsity Jacket - 201037840

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Represent your LA Clippers pride in style with this Starter Renegade Satin Full-Snap Varsity Jacket. This lightweight jacket features tackle-twill appliques and a rib-knit collar, cuffs and waist hem with woven stripes. The LA Clippers graphics will show off your team spirit, while the two front slip pockets and one interior zippered pocket provide ample storage. Whether youre courtside or watching from home, this jacket will keep you comfortable and stylish while you cheer on the LA Clippers.

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