Kente Neg Marron 1804 Haiti | Haitian Neg Mawon Zip Hoodie | Hooded Sweatshirt

Kente Neg Marron 1804 Haiti | Haitian Neg Mawon

On January 1st, 1804, after a long and hard fought war with the French, Dessalines renamed the former colony of France, to Haiti. The Neg Marron / Neg Mawon or Black Maroon, Is a symbol of the slave revolt against France, that won Haiti its freedom.

The classic comfy zip-up, featuring air jet spun yarn for a softer fleece with reduced pilling. Once put on, it will be impossible to take off. 50% cotton, 50% polyester. Classic fit. Sewn in label. Runs true to size.

Zip  W, in   L,in    Sleeve,in

S     19.25  26.97   33.98

M    21.26   27.99  35.00

L     23.23  28.98  35.98

XL   25.24  30.00  36.97

2XL 27.24  30.98  37.99

3XL 29.25  31.97  38.98