Chaps Mens Sweater Large Classic Fit Fair Isle Reindeer 1/4 Zip Nordic Sweater
US$50
US$80
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- Size
- US L
- Condition
- Like New
- Color
- BlackWhite
- Category
- MenSweatersZip Up
- Brand
- Chaps
- Style Tags
- Holiday SweaterNordic Fair IsleChristmas Sweater
Chaps Mens Sweater
Original Retail: $ 80.00
- Alps Fair Isle Classic Nordic Sweater
- 1/4 Zip Mock Neck
- Snowflakes
- Winter
- Reindeer
- 100% Soft Superior Thick Cotton
- Thick Ribbed Trim on Cuffs, Mock Neck and Waist
- Chaps by Ralph Lauren
**Chaps is a brand owned by the Ralph Lauren Corporation originally launched in 1978 as a line of traditional, stylish men's clothing. Ralph Lauren still owns the Chaps trademark. **
- This holiday-themed pullover features a chunky knit construction, geometric snowflake patterns across the chest and shoulders, and a distinct mirror-image reindeer (or fighting bucks) motif across the front center.
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- Size Large
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- The Clear Size L Circle is Still on this Sweater; but Other than that there are No Other Tags.
- We’re Assuming it is Pre-Owned, but in Excellent Condition
- We Strive to Accurately Represent Every Item in Our Photos. However, Different Lighting Can Cause the Colors to Vary Slightly.
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