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EXODUS Diamond HOODIE

~~£55.00~~ £48.00

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Exodus Diamond Hoodie

Vibrant Gold Hoodie with Unique Design

Stand out in style with this one-of-a-kind vibrant yellow hoodie. This medium-sized piece is perfect for those who love to add a pop of color and unique design to their wardrobe.

Eye-catching Design: The hoodie features a colorful, patterned diamond shape on the chest with various leaf motifs in red, yellow, black, and white.

Coordinated Details: The same pattern is beautifully integrated into the inner lining of the hood and along the sleeves, creating a cohesive and stylish look.

Functional and Comfortable: With a front kangaroo pocket, ribbed cuffs, and hem, this hoodie ensures a comfortable and snug fit.

Versatile Wear: Ideal for casual outings, this hoodie combines fashion and functionality effortlessly.

Key Features:

COLOUR:

Gold

DETAILS:

African Floral-inspired geometric pattern on the hood lining, and sleeve sides
Relaxed fit with ribbed cuffs and hem
Front pocket for practicality and style
Diamond shaped fabric embroidered finishing
Care: Machine washable for easy maintenance
Cotton 80% polyester 20%.
Design may differ due to different cutting of fabric

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