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SF Clothing Kids Sustainable Fashion Curved Hem Sweatshirt  garment front viewSM530
SF Clothing

SF Clothing Kids Sustainable Fashion Curved Hem Sweatshirt

STYLE SM530 · SUPPLIED PLAIN

From £9.59inc VAT

Brushed back fleece. Unisex relaxed fit. Dropped shoulder style.

260 gsm5 colours

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SF Clothing Kids Sustainable Fashion Curved Hem Sweatshirt: the details.

SF Clothing Kids Sustainable Fashion Curved Hem Sweatshirt (SM530) is a plain sweatshirt from SF Clothing, available in 5 colours and 3 size options. The supplier lists 60% regenerated cotton/40% recycled polyester. fabric with a 260 gsm weight. Choose your colour and size to see the exact price and available garment photographs.

  • Brushed back fleece.
  • Unisex relaxed fit.
  • Dropped shoulder style.
  • Ribbed collar, cuffs and hem.
  • Jersey taped neck.
  • Drop tail hem, curved high front and lower back.
  • Tonal topstitching detail.
  • Tag free.
  • Slight flecks are a natural result of the manufacturing process.

Colours and sizes can have different prices, specifications and delivery status. Product images are supplier photographs; screen colours are a guide rather than an exact colour match.

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A starting point for makers.

Cotton-containing fabric can be a useful starting point for a print project. Match the ink or transfer system to the selected colour and composition, and test a sample before committing to a run.

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