LBCSW-C3 ANSI 107-2020 Class 3 High-Vis Lime / Black Bottom Two Tone Crew Neck Sweatshirt SAFETY RAIN JACKET • Attached Double Weight Hood Size:XS

Name: LBCSW-C3 ANSI 107-2020 Class 3 High-Vis Lime / Black Bottom Two Tone Crew Neck Sweatshirt SAFETY RAIN JACKET • Attached Double Weight Hood Size:XS
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 35144268328
Price: 35.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3951 (24 reviews)

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LBCSW C3 ANSI 107 2020 Class 3 High Vis Lime Black Bottom Two Tone Crew Neck Sweatshirt SAFETY RAIN JACKET • Attached Double Weight Hood Size:XS • Attached Double Weight Hood With Draw Cord The fleece lining can be worn as an independent jacket when removed • Features 2" Silver Reflective Tapes: (2) Vertical Tapes Across the Shoulders • Sizes Available: S 5X

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