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Japanese Car Impreza WRX 2002 Ugly Christmas Sweater

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Japanese Car Impreza WRX 2002 Ugly Christmas SweaterNeed to step your holiday style game while showing off your love for your car? Our awesome holiday ugly sweaters (sweatshirts), also known as jumpers to our European customers, will get you there. Perfect holiday style for those cold cars and coffee meets, getting your Christmas tree, waiting your turn at the track, casual days at work or just hanging out. Want to win an office ugly Christmas sweater contest? got you covered!! oz; 55% cotton 45%


  • Need to step your holiday style game while showing off your love for your car? Our awesome holiday ugly sweaters (sweatshirts), also known as jumpers to our European customers, will get you there. Perfect holiday style for those cold cars and coffee meets, getting your Christmas tree, waiting your turn at the track, casual days at work or just hanging out. Want to win an office ugly Christmas sweater contest? got you covered!! oz; 55% cotton/45% polyester
  • Air jet yarn for a softer feel and no pilling
  • 1x1 athletic rib cuffs and waistband with spandex; Double-needle stitching
  • Care: Machine wash cold; Tumble dry low
  • Decoration type: Digital Print
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    Production time is approx 3-5 business days., then they ship from Detroit. This is no guarantee as a particular color/size could be out of stock or a reprint may be necessary etc, but it's pretty accurate for 99% of orders. We are unable to guarantee any particular delivery date, as the mail system is out of our control. We do not give refunds for late arrivals. Please note that if tracking isn't working, try One Stop Mailing and also note that other products ordered that don't have this note, will likely take longer and will ship separately.***

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