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Fox Womens Intensity Clean Zip Hoodie – White X Lrg Size

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Online Exclusive! Soft inside. Hooded back. Zip-up front. Embroidered sleeve. Front pouch. 23″ length. 25″ sleeve length. 14.5″ shoulder to shoulder length. 15″ bottom hem length. Measured from a size small. Model is 59″ and wearing a size small.

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