GRAMICCI Men's Zaramo Hoodie

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Made of 55% hemp and 45% organic cotton
Features an inner secure MP3 pocket
Secure sleeve essentials pocket will keep your small items safe
Also offers a drawstring hood
Part of Greenicci, Gramicci's sustainable line of clothing

Description

Your favorite hoodie is now available in earth-friendly fabric with 21st century design. From Gramicci's sustainable clothing line, Greenicci, the Zaramo Hoodie is made with Simba L.B. Fleece that is Alluvium Washed for out of this world softness and Destined Dyed for worn, weathered look. This breathable loop-backed terry knit is made of 55 percent hemp and 45 percent organic cotton for a good feel inside and out. With secure inner MP3 pocket and secure sleeve essentials pocket, Gramicci has you covered for the 21st century and beyond, while classic zip front and drawstring hood, will keep you grounded and old school.

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55 percent Hemp and 45 percent organic cotton
Secure inner MP3 pocket
Secure sleeve essentials pocket
Drawstring hood
Medium: 15.5-inch neck, 39 to 41-inch chest
Large: 16.5-inch neck, 42 to 44-inch chest
X-Large: 17.5-inch neck, 46 to 48-inch chest
XX-Large: 18.5-inch neck, 50 to 52-inch chest
Imported

About Greenicci

The Greenicci Collection is an all-sustainable product made up of either hemp, certified organic cotton, recycled materials, or blends of each. It all has Gramicci's signature of being equal parts science and soul and is a direct reflection of Gramicci's culture. The company is dedicated to encouraging, informing, and connecting their customers with ways to reduce their footprint on the environment. Greenicci is Gramicci's "Start Somewhere" towards creating much-needed change.

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Brand: Gramicci
Department: mens
Label: Gramicci
Manufacturer: Gramicci

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