NCAA Women's Striped Sweater

NCAA Women's Striped Sweater

NCAA Women's Striped Sweater

NCAA Women's Striped Sweater:at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! Don't plan to wear this to a winter game or outdoor event as it is somewhat thin. That being said, it's a great sweater. I normally wear a medium but ordered the large just to give myself extra room and I'm glad that I did. It's very comfortable and easy to wear with a little bit of a blousing effect because of the larger size. (I don't always like clothes that are too attached to my body).ranking top5,ranking top8,ranking top2NCAA Women's Striped Sweater
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  • 100% Cotton
  • Imported
  • Women's missy fit
    • "li" 100% cotton "li" Auburn logo embroidered
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Women's Auburn Tigers cotton striped sweater. Left chest school embroidery.

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NCAA Women's Striped Sweater

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NCAA Women's Striped Sweater

NCAA Women's Striped Sweater:at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! Don't plan to wear this to a winter game or outdoor event as it is somewhat thin. That being said, it's a great sweater. I normally wear a medium but ordered the large just to give myself extra room and I'm glad that I did. It's very comfortable and easy to wear with a little bit of a blousing effect because of the larger size. (I don't always like clothes that are too attached to my body).ranking top5,ranking top8,ranking top2NCAA Women's Striped Sweater