Men's Nike Navy Villanova Wildcats Basketball Drop Circuit Performance Pullover Hoodie
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Details & care
When the temperature drops, you want to be able to highlight your loyalty to the Villanova Wildcats, but you're missing a nice warm pullover to wear. Look no further than this Villanova Wildcats Basketball Drop Circuit pullover hoodie from Nike. It's constructed with Dri-FIT technology and Therma fabric to help keep you comfortable the entire time by wicking away moisture and managing your body's natural heat. The distinctive Villanova Wildcats graphics on the front will help you show off your devotion, even if it gets chilly out.
- Dri-FIT technology wicks away moisture
- Material: 100% Polyester
- Lightweight hoodie suitable for mild temperatures
- Nike Therma fabric helps manage your body's natural heat to keep you warm
- Officially licensed
- Imported
- Brand: Nike
- Screen print graphics
- Micro-fleece lining
- Hood with drawstring
- Rounded back hem with slight droptail
- Long sleeve
- Sizing Tip: Product runs small. We recommend ordering one size larger than you normally wear.
- Flatlock stitching
- Front pouch pocket
- Machine wash, tumble dry low
- Item #6989021
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