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Ranch and Rover 100% Organic Cotton Hoodie
Ranch and Rover 100% Organic Cotton Hoodie
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8.3 oz of Pure Cotton. Zero Excuses.
Other brands are out here selling polyester hoodies for $80 and calling it "premium." We call that what it is: plastic. The Ranch and Rover Organic French Terry Pullover Hoodie is built from 8.3 oz, 100% organic combed ring spun cotton French terry — heavy, real, and built to outlast the trend cycle.
You can feel the difference the second you put it on. That's not marketing. That's just cotton doing what cotton does.
Built Different, On Purpose
- 8.3 oz 100% organic combed ring spun cotton French terry — the real deal
- Double layer hood — structured, warm, no flop
- 2x1 rib knit neck, cuffs, and hem — holds its shape wash after wash
- Dyed-to-match drawcords and neck tape — clean from every angle
- Front pouch pocket with coverstitch detail
- Side seams for a tailored fit that doesn't look sloppy
- Tear-away label — no scratchy tags, ever
Available XS–4XL. This is the hoodie you keep for years, not seasons.
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