Horizon Logo Mid-Weight Hoodie

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Find your water. Show up early and stay late. Fish hard. The Horizon design blends the Classic logo and the Circle Logo from Wilds Media.

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The perfect fit and super soft — this Bella Canvas 3719 adult unisex hoodie weighs in at 7 oz/yd, and is perfect for chilly river walks or sun protection in the sunny valleys.

• 52% airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, 48% poly fleece
• Hood
• Side seamed
• Retail fit
• Fishes real hard

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