JACKETOWN Boys Fleece Jacket Sherpa Lined Zip Up Hoodie Iron Grey 12-13
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JACKETOWN Boys Fleece Jacket Sherpa Lined Zip Up Hoodie Iron Grey 12-13
- Ultra-Cozy Full Fleece Hoodie:Made from a soft cotton-polyester blend, this boys' fleece jacket features a full-body fleece lining—covering the hood, sleeves, and interior—for maximum warmth. The plush sherpa lining provides enhanced warmth compared to regular boys' hoodies
- Functional Design: This boys' zip-up hoodie features an easy-glide, full-length front zipper and two deep kangaroo hand-warmer pockets. The elastic ribbed cuffs and hem provide a snug, wind-resistant fit that locks in warmth for all-day comfort. Reinforced fabric patches on the sleeves prevent wear and tear, making it perfect for active kids who love to crawl and play
- All-Day Comfort:The stretchy fabric moves freely with your child while the plush interior lining locks in warmth. Perfect for spring, fall, and cold winter days, this sherpa jacket features a relaxed fit that allows unrestricted play
- Versatile Everyday Wear:This classic boys' sweatshirt pairs perfectly with jeans and sneakers for casual outings. The adorable deer pattern on the pocket adds playful charm and stylish flair. This boys' outerwear jackets is versatile enough for school, travel, outdoor activities, or lounging at home
- Care & Sizing:Available in sizes for boys ages 6-15 (see size chart for perfect fit). Turn inside out before washing; machine or hand wash cold with mild detergent; do not bleach; air dry flat to maintain the plush texture
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