Description
A full-zip hoodie features a detailed 82nd Airborne Division design. The front displays "UNITED STATES" arched over the 82nd Airborne Division patch, with "82ND AIRBORNE" below. Above the patch, a small U.S. flag and "PROUDLY SERVED" text appear next to a U.S. Army star logo. The lower front shows a black-and-white scene of paratroopers and helicopters. The sleeve has a U.S. flag patch and "ARMY" text. The back shows "VETERAN" above the U.S. Army seal, with a black-and-white paratrooper scene below. The design uses tan, black, white, red, and blue colors with a distressed, vintage style.
A Tribute to Every Hero Who Served
Every day, America’s service members put their lives on the line to keep our nation safe and free. It was through the sacrifices of countless heroes that we have an independent, united nation today.
This design is a tribute to their service and a meaningful gift for the veterans and military family members in your life.
Cut and Sew Zip Up Hoodie
As the weather cools, this zip up hoodie is a versatile addition to your wardrobe. It pairs easily with skirts, sweaters, long sleeve shirts, jackets, and other pieces, and can be worn on its own or as a light outer layer.
- Comfortable Warmth A midweight fabric provides a comfortable level of warmth for cooler days.
- Everyday Versatility The zip up style makes it easy to pair with pieces already in your closet.
- Long-Lasting Print Made to hold up to repeated washing while keeping the print looking clear.
Product Details
| Material | 80% cotton, 16% polyester, 4% spandex |
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| Sizes | Available in standard U.S. sizes from S to 5XL. Please refer to the size guide next to the size option for the best fit. |
Disclaimer
- Due to variations in monitor and device display settings, colors may appear slightly different from the product photos.
- Due to the manufacturing process, sizes listed are approximate and actual size may vary slightly.
- Due to the manufacturing process, print placement may vary slightly.
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