Name: Womens Starter Royal Philadelphia 76ers Renegade Oxford Half-Zip Jacket
Brand: Starter
SKU: 201451435
Price: 129.99 USD
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Womens Starter Royal Philadelphia 76ers Renegade Oxford Half-Zip Jacket - 201451435

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Step out in dipping temperatures with a bold extra layer by nabbing this Philadelphia 76ers Renegade Oxford Half-Zip Jacket from Starter. Featuring a color-blocked design broken up by a white outline and secondary team-colored inserts, this half-zip jacket features a Philadelphia 76ers wordmark on the left chest that leaves no doubt about your enthusiasm for your NBA squad. The crinkle finish provides a vintage look that will have you reaching for this half-zip option before the next big game time and time again.

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