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Del Mex Deluxe Mexican Baja Hoodie Sweatshirt Pullover Jerga Surf Poncho Drug Rug (White/Rust/Blue, XX-large)
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Del Mex Deluxe Mexican Baja Hoodie Sweatshirt Features
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MADE IN MEXICO: Each Del Mex hoodie is made from fabric woven on traditional looms in a family run operation in Central Mexico. This multi-generation family has been weaving these traditional hoodies for many years. 100% free trade. These come direct from the source.
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QUALITY: Each hoodie is made of high quality fabric which is a combination of recycled and virgin fibers of acrylic, polyester and cotton blend. Each piece has a brushed interior for added comfort, warmth and softness.
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SIZING: Hoodies are meant to be worn loose, often over existing clothing. Sizes are true to standard US Men’s sizes. If buying for a woman, we recommend going down one size.
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COMFORT: Brushed interior for added comfort and softness. Machine washable, becoming softer with each wash. Front pocket for warmth and comfort for hands
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VERSATILE: Great for the beach, mountains and anywhere in between. We offer sizing from Small to XX-large.
About Del Mex Deluxe Mexican Baja Hoodie Sweatshirt
These hoodies have been around for generations in Mexico before becoming popular in the United States in the 1970's. Known as the baja hoodie, beach hoodie, drug rug or jerga, they are the perfect addition to any wardrobe. Great for the beach, mountains and anywhere in between. Made of a combination of recycled and virgin fabrics which keeps fabric from going to landfills. Each poncho has a brushed interior for added comfort and warmth. Made directly in Mexico (NOT INDIA OR CHINA like other competitors) by a multi-generational family of weavers who still weave on traditional looms.
