Haase Unlimited Master Builder - Build Blocks Toddler/Youth Fleece Hoodie
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Fabric type: 60% Cotton, 40% PolyesterCare instructions: Machine WashClosure type: Pull OnNeck style: Hooded NeckAre you searching for the perfect toddler/youth hoodie to wear anytime? Look no further! This cool Master Builder - Build Blocks Toddler/Youth Fleece Hoodie is a cozy, very affordable way for your child to express themselves. Whether you are purchasing for a son, daughter, niece, nephew, or grandchild you can be sure to put a smile on their face.Our designs are printed on a soft, comfortable, 60% Cotton, 40% Polyester unisex kids hooded sweatshirt. This amazing hoodie will definitely become a staple in your child's wardrobe. This amazingly warm hoodie features a jersey-lined double-needle hem hood and side seam pockets for style and durability.*SIZING & COLOR* : Please refer to size chart provided (*last image*) before buying for correct sizing specifications. If you are between sizes, or if you are looking for a looser fit, please order the next size up. Also please note that based on different computer displays, apparel colors may vary slightly from the image. Available in sizes 2T-XL*GARMENT CARE* : Fully Machine washable - Wash inside out in cold water, tumble dry on low heat. We recommend hang drying the garment. Do not iron directly on or on the backside of the graphic itself to ensure a long lasting print.*EXCLUSIVE HAASE UNLIMITED DESIGN* : Professionally designed and printed exclusively by Haase Unlimited in the United States. Looking for other graphic shirts or a different garment? We carry apparel for the entire family! Click our brand name above, or search Haase Unlimited to find our full product line on amazon, including our best selling items! This item is not affiliated with any existing intellectual property or trademark unless specified in the Product Description. Perfect for everyday use. top-grade materials and excellent craftsmanship ensure long-lasting durability.
