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Antigua Women's Antigua Heather Black Delmarva Shorebirds Fortune Half-Zip Pullover Jacket | Erin Mills Town Centre
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Stay cozy and show your support for the Delmarva Shorebirds with this Antigua Fortune Half-Zip Pullover Jacket. This midweight pullover is perfect for moderate temperatures, and the polyester brushed back heathered sweater will keep you comfortable. The welded sleeve pocket with zipper at the left arm is a convenient place to store your essentials, and the Delmarva Shorebirds graphics will show off your team spirit. Whether you're at the ballpark or just out and about, this pullover is the perfect way to show your Delmarva Shorebirds pride.
Brand: Antigua
Imported
Knit with dyed-to-match coverstitch and binding at collar, cuff and bottom hem
Midweight jacket suitable for moderate temperatures
Polyester brushed back heathered sweater
Welded sleeve pocket with zipper at left arm
Material: 100% Polyester
Long sleeve
Machine wash, tumble dry low
1/2-Zip
Heat-sealed graphics
Officially licensed
Stay cozy and show your support for the Delmarva Shorebirds with this Antigua Fortune Half-Zip Pullover Jacket. This midweight pullover is perfect for moderate temperatures, and the polyester brushed back heathered sweater will keep you comfortable. The welded sleeve pocket with zipper at the left arm is a convenient place to store your essentials, and the Delmarva Shorebirds graphics will show off your team spirit. Whether you're at the ballpark or just out and about, this pullover is the perfect way to show your Delmarva Shorebirds pride.
Brand: Antigua
Imported
Knit with dyed-to-match coverstitch and binding at collar, cuff and bottom hem
Midweight jacket suitable for moderate temperatures