South Park Character Adult All-Over Print Sweatshirt
Why choose just one South Park character to represent when you can have all four? Featuring the up-close faces of Cartman, Kenny, Stan, and Kyle, this ultra-cozy South Park Characters Crew Neck sweatshirt lets the world know that you are the #1 South Park fan with each wear. This eye-catching sweatshirt also makes a great gift to any fellow fan!
PRODUCT DETAILS:
- This comfortable sweatshirt is perfect for life's everyday adventures!
- Fit: Relaxed Slim; item generally runs small.
- Made Of: 70% polyester, 27% cotton, 3% elastane.
- Care: Machine wash cold inside out with like colors and tumble dry low.
- This pullover crew neck sweatshirt is the perfect new addition to your wardrobe! It has a stretchy and active feel that makes it comfy and functional for all seasons.
- Fit: Preshrunk knit fleece for a looser fit that provides extra comfort and free movement
- Made of: 95% recycled polyester, 5% spandex
- PolyesterCare: Machine wash cold inside out with like colors and tumble dry low
- Additional Information: Double-needle stitching at shoulder, armhole, neck, waistband, and cuffs
Ordering Information
Allow 10-15 business days for your order to ship.
- Return Policy: We will gladly accept returns for any reason within 30 days of receipt of delivery.
- Shipping: Ship times are estimates of time in transit after your product leaves the fulfillment center. Some items in your order may ship separately to arrive faster.
- Availability: Ships to Europe and internationally.
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Cartman
Eric Theodore Cartman is just a normal fourth grader who appreciates the simple things in life - watching television, eating junk food, playing video games and the suffering of those he despises. Once described by a neighbor as “fat, racist, [and] foul-mouthed,” Cartman is also sadistic, sociopathic, selfish, narcissistic, and greedy, and tends to place his own desires, needs and reputation above all else in life. His decisions are almost always driven by his own material or personal desires, and feelings like sympathy and guilt are largely foreign to him.
For Cartman’s full bio, visit: https://wiki.southpark.cc.com/wiki/Eric_Cartman
