No Mercy Strike Hard Hoodie

STICKY INK STUDIOS LTD

£34.5

The No Mercy Strike Hard hoodie is a thing of beauty with it s contrast *red drawstrings and hood lining adding a bold pop of colour. It s perfect for those colder days to keep you toasty warm when training. A simple but classic pullover hoodie with a kangaroo pouch pocket and double fabric hood, the back proudly has the Strike first, Strike Hard No Mercy branding. Whether you re heading to a show or simply want to show off your love for the club, this hoodie is the perfect choice to keep you warm and stylish. 80% Ringspun cotton, 20% Polyester *Youth Sizes have no drawstrings in accordance wi

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