Tee up and support your favorite team in the Antigua Women's Kansas City Chiefs Bright QZ Pullover. This moisture-wicking pullover is made of a stretchy polyester blend that lets you move freely as you go about your day. The 1/4 zip makes it easy to layer over your favorite shirt, and the Chiefs logo lets your team pride shine brightly.
Moisture-wicking material wicks away sweat to help you stay dry
4-way stretch fabric moves with you
1/4 zipper for easy on and off
Long sleeves
Mock collar
Chiefs logo displays your fandom
Clothing Type: Pullovers
Neckline: 1/4 Zip & 1/2 Zip
Sleeve length: Long Sleeve
Material technology: Moisture-wicking
Activity: Golf
Material: 93% polyester and 7% spandex
Heat Retention: No
Gender: Women's
Zipper: 1/4 Zip
Size Range: Women's
Moisture Wicking: Yes
Product Type: Sweatshirts
Age Group: Adults'
Style: Quarter Zip Pullovers
Features: Moisture Wicking
Hood: No
Placket: 1/4 Zip
Tee up and support your favorite team in the Antigua Women's Kansas City Chiefs Bright QZ Pullover. This moisture-wicking pullover is made of a stretchy polyester blend that lets you move freely as you go about your day. The 1/4 zip makes it easy to layer over your favorite shirt, and the Chiefs logo lets your team pride shine brightly.
More About Academy Sports + Outdoors at Hamilton Place
Academy Sports + Outdoors is a premier sports, outdoor and recreation lifestyle retailer with a unique assortment of quality hunting, fishing, and camping equipment and gear along with sports and leisure products, footwear, apparel and much more. The Texas-based company operates over 225 stores throughout Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. The Academy Sports + Outdoors philosophy is to deliver an unparalleled shopping experience by providing convenience, offering a broad selection of quality products, delivering exceptional customer service and selling the right stuff at every day low prices.
