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  1. BACK-SNAP SWEATER (MODEL A2020) The Back-Snap Sweater, model A2020, is a men's sweater designed with a button-up front and snaps in the back; made of a 100% acrylic. SIZES: S-3XL. COLORS: Variety....[More Information]

  2. BASIC CARDIGAN SWEATER The Basic Cardigan Sweater is designed to be worn over a shirt to keep men warm in cooler weather. The 100% acrylic sweater comes with link stich buttons down the front. Some styles have pockets. Sizes: S, M, L, XL. COLOR: Variety....[More Information]

  3. BEST CARDIGAN SWEATER The Best Cardigan Sweater is designed to be worn over a shirt to keep men warm in cooler weather. The 100% acrylic sweater comes in shaker knit and link stitch styles, both of which have a button-down front. Most styles have pockets. Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2X, 3X. COLOR: Variety....[More Information]

  4. MAN'S SWEATER Cardigan sweater of 100 percent acrylic is washable, has two pockets. Available with button . Available in small, medium, large and extra large sizes. Comes in a variety of colors....[More Information]

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