This color block Champion crew is made up of three colors. The bottom of the crew is oatmeal, the middle is white and the top is gray. A distressed GCU is printed in purple across the chest. This crew is extra cozy and is perfect for the upcoming cool season.
This Champion GCU Crew is perfect for anyone. Available in gray, purple, and white with GCU sewn on the center of the chest. Support your school by wearing this GCU sweatshirt! Lopes up!
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This Champion Men’s crew is perfect for sitting on the patio outside of GCBC while sipping a strawberry Stampede. It is light gray with “GCU Lopes” stitched across the chest in purple. There is...
This Champion Men’s crew is perfect for strolling down Lopes Way on a cold and breezy day! It is gray with a large running lope in back over “GCU” in black as well. The black print has a worn,...
This new lavender crew neck is perfect for starting off the new school year! It has the classic Grand Canyon University patch, arched across the center of the chest. Order yours today!
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This Colosseum Men’s Hoodie is purple with a kangaroo pocket in the front while the hood in the back has a back interior for a fun contrast! Embroidered across the front is “Grand Canyon” with the...
This Camp David crew neck is heather grey and reads Grand Cayon University in purple lettering. It is super soft and perfect for those chilly classrooms! Get yours today!
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This Champion GCU Crew is perfect for anyone. Available in gray, purple, and white with GCU sewn on the center of the chest. Support your school by wearing this GCU sweatshirt! Lopes up!
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This Camp David Crew is a gray-cream color with gray writing on the front. It reads, “Grand Canyon Lopes” with the number “49” in a gray oval between the University’s name and mascot. You can’t go...
This heatherd gray Blue 84 crew will keep you warm while looking cool. The design on the front of the crew reads 'Grand Canyon' in bold sewn on letters. A circular shape is printed around it with...
