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Rebuild by Needles/Heavy Sweater/XL/Wool/CRM/PPL/BEG REBUILD SWEATER

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$71.93 $99.9 In stock

This pre-owned Rebuild by Needles Heavy Sweater in size XL offers a classic cream wool look. From 2nd STREET USA, it is in good used condition and features a generous chest measurement of 52 inches and a 30-inch length.

  • Brand: Rebuild by Needles
  • Size: XL (Chest: 52", Length: 30")
  • Color: Cream
  • Material: Wool
  • Condition: Used – Good
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella K. ★★★★★

The generous 52-inch chest fits perfectly over a thick shirt without feeling bulky, and the wool has a nice, substantial weight. Already got a compliment on the classic cream color the first time I wore it out.

Abigail F. ★★★★★

The cream wool is thicker and more textured than I expected, really cozy for a fall layer. The XL fits nicely roomy without being baggy, perfect for wearing over a hoodie.

Lily Q. ★★★★★

Got it in XL and the 52-inch chest gives it a really roomy, comfortable fit over a hoodie. The cream wool has that nice vintage feel you’d expect from a piece that’s been around a bit, and it’s held up well so far.