Purchase Lethal Threat Jester Hoody in Loudon, Tennessee, United States, for US $53.99

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Lethal Threat
Lethal Threat Jester Hoody

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Constructed from 100% pre-shrunk cotton with screen-printed designs that won't wash off

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Our store is open 10:00am - 6:00 pm eastern time Monday through Friday and located at 905 Mulberry St, Loudon, TN 37774

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No refunds on damage claims, replacement with identical item only. See our return policy for complete details.
We will assist with warranty issues; however, all warranty issues are the ultimate responsibility of the manufacturer. We cannot be responsible for manufacturer policy and/or processing.

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We do not mark items as "gifts"
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Customs Delays

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We are not responsible for missing packages once the carrier has confirmed your package has been delivered. We highly suggest you request the package be shipped to a location where a person will be present to accept the package such as your place of work.

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