Milwaukee Tool NO DAYS OFF Hooded Sweatshirt

Milwaukee Tool's NO DAYS OFF Hooded Sweatshirt combines wind and water resistance with a comfortable fleece lining to provide all season versatility

July 12, 2017

Milwaukee Tool Corp.

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The NO DAYS OFF Hooded Sweatshirt combines wind and water resistance with a comfortable fleece lining to provide all-season versatility.

Fitted hood designed to be worn under a hard hat
Extended collar to protect the neck
Interior storm flap for enhanced protection from the elements
Durable polyester body material
Double layer reinforcement of pocket edges and forearms

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