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Shon Brown
Louisville, US
★★★★★ 5
Turtle neck sweater
Size: Large, Color: Wine Red, Size: Large, Color: Wine Red
This turtle sweater is spot on and feels so soft. The quality of material is top notch and the color is amazing on me. You can’t go wrong with this one fellas.
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Angie B
Birmingham, US
★★★★★ 3
Cheap but stylish :) I still like
Cute, weird shoulders, cheap. Will tear fast, and earth. 1 thread and it’s overreeerrrrrr
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CHTHEV
Houston, US
★★★★★ 5
Pleasant surprise
Size: Small, Color: Wine Red
Good quality. Love how the neck fits. The fabric is soft and comfortable. Size fits are accurate. I recommend this product. We purchased it twice in different colors. Worth the money!
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Crystal S Chavous
Battle Creek, US
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Great quality nice fit
This turtle neck fit me just right I ordered a S I’m 5’11 207 lbs and it fit me perfect a nice slim fit. The neck wasn’t loose and the sleeves were long enough! The material was great nice and warm. It is a slim fit turtle neck and the quality of the fabric was great.
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great product I love it already and it actually fit and it was soooooooo comfortable
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