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Literally Freezing Collegiate

$40.00
02 — Color Indigo Blue
03 — Size S

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Made for snow bunnies and cozy-season lovers, the Literally Freezing Collegiate crewneck sweatshirt features a collegiate-style design you will love wearing to ski trips, snow days and cozy nights in. Printed on a cozy, fleece-lined crewneck sweatshirt with a classic unisex fit, it also comes as a classic tee, Comfort Colors tee, long sleeve tee and hoodie. It makes a thoughtful gift for your favorite snow bunny for Christmas, ski trips or winter birthdays.

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Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.4 / 5 from 17 reviews.

Wore it on a trip home today - Had 3 people stop me in the airport and on the plane to ask to read it and wanted to know where they could get one ;) THANK YOU!!! I love it!

Literally Freezing Collegiate

Love the fit…it’s perfect for a friend who says, “I am freezing!”

Literally Freezing Collegiate

Love this oversized sweatshirt. Very soft and comfortable!! And yes, I'm always freezing 🥶

Literally Freezing Collegiate

I got this for my husband and he loves it. He wore earlier this snowy week but I didn't take his picture. I got one for myself last year.

Literally Freezing Collegiate

Customer service was so helpful when I had an issue with my order. They responded quickly and were eager to make the situation right. In fact I just placed another order.

Literally Freezing Collegiate

Not at all as it was described. It’s definitely not warm and cozy. It’s just an average lightweight sweatshirt.

Literally Freezing Collegiate

Love the sweatshirt, but it is sized really weird. The middle and top fit fine, but the bottom is way too small. I’m not a big-hipped lady, so I don’t get it. I have never had this issue with any other tops/sweatshirts I’ve bought in the past - and I do have a couple from Ivy + Cloth. Wish I could exchange it but not sure that would fix it unless I went up a size, but then the top will be way too large.

Literally Freezing Collegiate

My sister loves the warmth; she is always cold and in Indiana in December it gets very cold

Literally Freezing Collegiate