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Cutter Buck Peshastin Eco Fleece Recycled Womens Half Zip Pullover
Item #LCK00182
Cutter & Buck
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LCK00182ALH
Options
Embroidery
$100.00
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Description
The iconic Peshastin Eco Fleece Half Zip Pullover is engineered for exceptional versatility, designed to be your favorite womens half zip pullover for your active life: golf, hiking, skiing, travel, workouts, work, recharging, or a night out. Innovative soft grid-back recycled fleece offers enhanced thermo-regulation and superior moisture wicking breathability. Versatile, soft grid, year-round performance fleece blended from high quality certified eco-friendly recycled polyester with spandex for stretch and warmth against the skin so you can do well for yourself and the planet.
- 70% Recycled Polyester, 20% Polyester, 10% Spandex
- Material made from an average of 20 post-consumer recycled plastic bottles
- Brushed grid-back
- 250 GSM recycled fleece
- Thermo-regulation
- Moisture wicking
- Breathable
- UPF 50+ UV Sun Protection
- Functional thumb holes ergonomically incorporated at end of sleeve
- Heathered colors
- CB logo trims
- Recycled content certified by Global Recycled Standard
- Machine wash
- Imported
Attributes
- Brand: CutterBuck
- Material: 70 Recycled Polyester, 23 Polyester, 7 Spandex
- Dimension: 1.1H x 12.5W x 12D IN
- Weight: 0.66 LB
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- MPID: 671a1ed3ec6be7d3c4b3c8c8
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Features
- Eco Friendly: Recycled
- Material: Polyester
- Material: Spandex
- Material: Fleece
- Activity: Golf
- Feature: Half Zip
- Feature: Moisture Wicking
- Sun Protection: UPF 50
- Decoration: Embroidery
- Activity: Hiking
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We believe in doing our part to keep our waters clean, so a portion of every purchase is donated to a local organization called Pure Initiative who strive to revive the waterways in Tampa Bay.