Name: Mens Starter Blue/Orange New York Knicks Fast Break Satin Full-Snap Jacket
Brand: Starter
SKU: 4816342
Price: 154.99 USD
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Mens Starter Blue/Orange New York Knicks Fast Break Satin Full-Snap Jacket - 4816342

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Step out in style and show your New York Knicks pride with this Starter Fast Break Satin Full-Snap Jacket. This heavyweight jacket features diamond-quilted lining and embroidered fabric appliques with plastic details. The full-snap front and stand-up collar will keep you warm, while the rib-knit stripes on the cuffs, collar, and hem add a touch of style. Whether youre courtside at Madison Square Garden or watching from home, this jacket will keep you warm and stylish while you cheer on the New York Knicks.

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