Quilt Graffiti Piece Patrol - Premium Hoodie
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$90.99
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$80.99
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Sponge fleece is the correct name and an accurate one ~ the 3719's cotton-poly fleece has that squeeze-it softness that makes people touch their own sleeve mid-conversation. At 8 oz it is the true middleweight: warm enough for the cold corner of the sewing room (every sewing room has one, and your chair is in it), light enough to wear straight through a whole retreat day without overheating at the iron. The kangaroo pocket holds a phone, a seam ripper, and one emergency chocolate. Unisex fit, soft drape, hood that lies flat instead of standing up like a startled cat. Cold wash, low tumble, and expect borrowing attempts from family members ~ this is historically a stolen garment. Label it like a quilt.
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