Settlemier's Collegiate x University of Washington - Jacket 5 - Color 1

Settlemier's Collegiate x University of Washington - Jacket 5 - Color 1

Marsoni

M251S

$312.48

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Settlemier's Collegiate x University of Washington - Jacket 5 - Color 1Experience ultimate school pride with the Settlemier's Collegiate x University of Washington Jacket. Made in the USA with Pendelton Wool, this varsity jacket is authentic and perfect for showing off your team spirit. Stay warm and stylish with this high quality piece.

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