Columbia Cream Tan Abstract Crosshatch Full Zip Fleece Hoodie Jacket Size M
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Elevate your casual wardrobe with this unique Columbia Sportswear full-zip fleece. Far from a basic hoodie, this piece features a sophisticated neutral palette with a modern, abstract "crosshatch" or "sketch" grid pattern in warm tan and beige tones. What truly sets this jacket apart is the feminine silhouette. The shoulder seams feature subtle gathering/pleating, creating a slight "puff" sleeve effect that provides a more structured and flattering look than a standard boxy sweatshirt.
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◆ Brand: Columbia Sportswear
◆ Size: Medium (M)
◆ Color: Cream / Oatmeal / Tan
Features
◆ Full-Zip Front: High-quality zipper that creates a mock-neck collar when fully closed for extra wind protection
◆ Unique Pattern: Geometric abstract print in earthy neutrals—for the "Clean Girl" or "Coastal Grandmother" aesthetic
◆ Fixed Hood: Contrast-lined with soft, white jersey-style material for a clean look
◆ Kangaroo Pockets: Two deep front hand-warmer pockets with a stylish curved entry
◆ Subtle Branding: Columbia logo embroidered in tonal thread on the left chest for a high-end, understated feel
◆ Fabric: Mid-weight, soft-touch fleece; ideal for layering during spring/fall transitions or chilly evenings
Measurements (Approx.)
Pit to Pit: 16.5 to 17"
Length (Shoulder to Hem): 23"
Sleeve Length: 26"
Excellent condition! No stains, holes, or heavy pilling. Features unique puff shoulders and abstract print. Clean and ready to wear. See photos for full details. Measurements in description.
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