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Hanes girls Comfortsoft Ecosmart Full-zip Hoodie Hooded Sweatshirt, Amaranth, Small US
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Hanes girls Comfortsoft Ecosmart Full-zip Hoodie Features
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QUALITY COTTON BLEND – Pullover hoodies for girls are made from a plush, 7.8 oz. 50/50 cotton-polyester blend that features sustainably-grown cotton sourced from American farms as well as a portion of recycled polyester fibers.
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HIGH STITCH COUNT – High-stitch density helps to prevent pilling.
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ZIP-FRONT – A front full-zip closure makes for easy on-and-off.
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ROOMY POCKETS – Store your essentials or warm your hands in classic split-kanga pockets.
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TAG-FREE – No tags at the neckline of these girls’ sweatshirts eliminates that annoying itch.
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TAKE THE CHILL OFF – Pull up the hood to help keep the wind and cold out.
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RIBBED DETAILS – Classic cotton hoodies feature ribbed detailing at the cuffs and hem for a neat and cozy fit.
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COLD WATER WASH - Machine wash cold with like colors. Use only nonchlorine bleach when needed. Tumble dry low. Cool iron if needed.
About Hanes Girls Comfortsoft Ecosmart Full-zip Hoodie
Count on all-day comfort with a Hanes® EcoSmart® girls’ sweatshirt that is a cold weather must-have. Crafted from plush, medium weight fleece fabric, these exceptionally warm girls’ hoodies boast ribbed details at the cuffs and waistband for a neat and cozy fit. Classic cotton hoodie details like a warm split kanga pocket and wind-cutting hood make this a favorite she will reach for again and again. A zip-front entry makes for easy on-and-off when the temperatures fluctuate. Made from a cotton-rich blend that features U.S. sustainably-grown cotton and a portion of recycled polyester fibers, you can feel good about your purchase of these hoodies for girls.
