Boots Class and Little Sass Pullover
Boots Class and Little Sass Pullover
Boots Class and Little Sass Pullover
Boots Class and Little Sass Pullover
Boots Class and Little Sass Pullover

Boots Class and Little Sass Pullover

Sale price$98
Size :XS
Color :Vanilla
Quantity:
Only 3 units left

She’s sweet like vanilla, but her attitude is 100% spice. Slip into this cozy-chic pullover and let the world know you've got your priorities straight- killer boots, effortless class, and just enough sass to keep things interesting.

Fabric: 100% Cotton

Care Instructions

  • Machine wash Cold / Warm
  • Tumble dry on low

To maintain the quality of this uniquely dyed item, please wash it separately before wearing it for the first time. The dyeing process gives each garment distinctive variations in shading and color, which is intentional by design. These features contribute to the garment's individuality and charm. To prevent dye transfer, continue to wash this item separately until the color stops running. When pairing with lighter clothing, choose carefully to avoid color bleeding.

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Hailey J.
I love this shirt

Love. Love. Love.

S
Stacy
Love, but runs small, size up

Love this sweatshirt, very tight at the neck, size up

C
Conner

Great fit and look

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tumirino
perfect

love this top, great graphic that you can style loads of ways. Perfect for this time of year but i will be wearing it all year round

R
Rachel
Looks great

Sweatshirt looks fab!! Absolute babe

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Larkayla Mosley
Black / L
OSESSED!

I have been living in this since I got it! I am a US Size 8-10 and I ordered a large to be oversized

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Xiomara Olivera
Black / XL

I really like this Pullover Hoodie, it has a very good quality in the fabric

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