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MERCEDES - AMG PETRONAS FORMULA 1 TEAM GRAPHIC HOOD 02

MERCEDES - AMG PETRONAS FORMULA 1 TEAM GRAPHIC HOOD 02 1MERCEDES - AMG PETRONAS FORMULA 1 TEAM GRAPHIC HOOD 02 2MERCEDES - AMG PETRONAS FORMULA 1 TEAM GRAPHIC HOOD 02 3MERCEDES - AMG PETRONAS FORMULA 1 TEAM GRAPHIC HOOD 02 4MERCEDES - AMG PETRONAS FORMULA 1 TEAM GRAPHIC HOOD 02 5MERCEDES - AMG PETRONAS FORMULA 1 TEAM GRAPHIC HOOD 02 6

Description

Regular fit hoodie made with French terry for comfort and coziness. Embody the thrill of motorsport in the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula 1 Team Graphic Hood 02, which captures the essence of Formula 1 with its timeless yet modern vibe. This hoodie features a dropped shoulder and armhole for a relaxed look, while the slightly shortened back length adds a modern twist. The drawstring on the new two-piece hood construction allows for adjustable coverage. Crafted from French terry, it offers a comfortable and cozy feel for cooler days, while maintaining a sleek design, making it easy to pair with your current wardrobe. The embroidered 3 Bar Logo adds a touch of adidas branding, so you stand out in style. Whether at the track or out with friends, this iconic piece provides comfort and style. Details - Regular fit - Drawstring hood - Main Material: 55% Cotton / 36% Polyester(100% Recycled) / 9% Rayon / Rib Part: 95% Cotton / 5% Spandex / Hood Lining: 60% Cotton / 40% Polyester(100% Recycled) - French terry construction - Dropped shoulder design - Two-piece hood construction - Imported - Product code: KG0867 - Product color: Light Grey Heather

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792626926
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KG0867

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