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Dickies Fredonia Zipped Knit Sweater
The robust ribbed cotton gives the Dickies Fredonia Zipped Knit Sweater a solid structure and a pleasant touch, allowing you to wear it from morning to evening. This men's zip sweater in a vibrant yellow will enliven even the simplest outfit while maintaining the casual, workwear character associated with the brand.
The looser relaxed fit provides ample space for layering over a t-shirt or shirt, and the collar adds a neat line to the sweater. Thanks to the two-way zip that can be unzipped from both the top and bottom, you can easily adjust the sweater according to whether you are sitting or on the move. The elastic cuffs and hem maintain their shape well, while the front pockets are perfect for storing your phone or keys, and a subtle embroidery with the logo completes the overall look. Pair the sweater with chino pants or straight jeans, and wear it with sneakers for both city outings and weekend adventures. Dickies was founded in 1922 in Fort Worth, Texas, as a manufacturer of workwear. Its durable pieces are now a staple in skate and street fashion.

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Dickies is a brand that was founded in 1922 in Fort Worth, Texas. Its founders, C.N. Williamson and E.E. Dickie, wanted to create durable and practical clothing for farm and ranch workers. Over time, their products became popular not only with workers, but also with streetwear and outdoor enthusiasts. At Queens, you'll find a wide selection of classic Dickies styles like straight-cut pants and stylish jackets for spring weather.
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