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Blue Note Hub-Tones Jersey ETJSAU-136 The date was produced byJazz meets sport with this classic football jersey reimagined by Blue Note. Inspired by Reid Miles' signature cover art for Freddie Hubbard's classic 1962 album "Hub Tones" this short sleeved jersey nods to mid century style with a striking cream and black design with emboirdered chest patches, and a number 62 on the back. The V neck, with half collar and casual fit will be equally at home on the pitch or the street. Key features: Unisex sizing,