Big Pony Fleece Baseball Jacket
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$ 215.00
Item No.100033243
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Big Pony Fleece Baseball Jacket
$ 215.00
This cotton-blend baseball jacket features a twill "3" patch on the right sleeve, which nods to the number typically worn by a polo team's strongest player.
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Product Details
Details- Size M has a 67.3 cm front body length, a 65.4 cm back body length, a 48.3 cm shoulder, a 114.3 cm chest and an 88.9 cm sleeve length. Sleeve length is taken from the centre back of the neck and changes 2.5 cm between sizes.
- Striped, rib-knit baseball collar. Snapped placket.
- Long sleeves with striped, rib-knit cuffs. Twill "3" patch on the right sleeve.
- Two front waist welt pockets.
- Striped, rib-knit hem.
- Signature embroidered Big Pony on the left chest.
- 80% cotton, 20% polyester (exclusive of decoration).
- Machine washable. Imported.
- Model is 1.85 m and wears a size M.
- Style Number: 100033243
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Pillars of Polo conquer New York in an artful mix of tweed, varsity-inspired graphics, corduroy, and cashmere, a nod to the vibrant eclecticism of a weekend spent south of 14th