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Freedom trail dust cardigan

Freedom trail dust cardigan

$20.00 USD
$20.00 USD
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Ride free and stay country-chic in our Freedom Trail Dust Cardigan. Draped in a weathered American flag print, this lightweight open-front cardigan is made for wild hearts and proud roots. With vintage-style faded stars on one side and dusty red stripes on the other, it captures the spirit of freedom with a rugged Western twist.
Perfect for rodeo nights, holiday weekends, or just repping your roots around town, this flowy cardigan adds a bold statement to any outfit. Its soft, breathable fabric and relaxed cut make it an easy throw-on piece you’ll reach for all season long.
One size fits most

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