Name: Mens Starter Hunter Green/Cream Milwaukee Bucks Renegade Satin Full-Snap V
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SKU: 201037853
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Mens Starter Hunter Green/Cream Milwaukee Bucks Renegade Satin Full-Snap V - 201037853

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Represent your Milwaukee Bucks in style with this Starter Renegade Satin Full-Snap Varsity Jacket. This lightweight jacket features embroidered Milwaukee Bucks graphics and a rib-knit collar, cuffs, and waist hem with woven stripes. It has two front slip pockets, one interior zippered pocket, and one interior slip pocket for convenient storage. Whether youre watching the Bucks from the Fiserv Forum or just out on the town, this jacket is the perfect piece to celebrate one of the NBAs most exciting teams.

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