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Believe | Printed Positive Vibes Hoodie for Women – Happily Designed
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Everyone needs a cozy go-to hoodie to curl up in, so go for one that's soft, smooth, and stylish. It's the perfect choice for cooler evenings! • 50% pre-shrunk cotton, 50% polyester • Fabric weight: 8.0 oz/yd² (271.25 g/m²) • Air-jet spun yarn with a soft feel and reduced pilling • Double-lined hood with matching drawc
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Keyword | Occurrence | Density | Possible Spam |
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Mug | 10 | 1.58 % | No |
Printed | 9 | 1.422 % | No |
• | 9 | 1.422 % | No |
Coffee | 9 | 1.422 % | No |
Open | 7 | 1.106 % | Yes |
media | 7 | 1.106 % | No |
modal | 7 | 1.106 % | No |
English | 6 | 0.948 % | No |
Oz | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
cart | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
MEN | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
TSHIRT | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
HOODIES | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
SWEATSHIRTS | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
WOMEN | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
PHONE | 4 | 0.632 % | Yes |
COVERS | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
iPHONE | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Positive | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Vibes | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Keyword | Occurrence | Density | Possible Spam |
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Open media | 7 | 1.106 % | No |
in modal | 7 | 1.106 % | No |
modal Open | 6 | 0.948 % | No |
Printed Coffee | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
Coffee Mug | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
Mug 11 | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
11 Oz | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
Oz 02072024 | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
TSHIRT HOODIES | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
HOODIES SWEATSHIRTS | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
PHONE COVERS | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Believe Printed | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Printed Positive | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Positive Vibes | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Vibes Hoodie | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Hoodie for | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
for Women | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Coffee and | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
and Better | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Better Half | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Keyword | Occurrence | Density | Possible Spam |
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in modal Open | 6 | 0.948 % | No |
modal Open media | 6 | 0.948 % | No |
Printed Coffee Mug | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
Coffee Mug 11 | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
Mug 11 Oz | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
11 Oz 02072024 | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
TSHIRT HOODIES SWEATSHIRTS | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Believe Printed Positive | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Printed Positive Vibes | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Positive Vibes Hoodie | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Vibes Hoodie for | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Hoodie for Women | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Coffee and Better | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
and Better Half | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Better Half Printed | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Half Printed Coffee | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Language English English | 3 | 0.474 % | No |
English English Español | 3 | 0.474 % | No |
Order special instructions | 2 | 0.316 % | No |
MEN TSHIRT HOODIES | 2 | 0.316 % | No |
Keyword | Occurrence | Density | Possible Spam |
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in modal Open media | 6 | 0.948 % | No |
Printed Coffee Mug 11 | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
Coffee Mug 11 Oz | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
Mug 11 Oz 02072024 | 5 | 0.79 % | No |
Believe Printed Positive Vibes | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Printed Positive Vibes Hoodie | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Positive Vibes Hoodie for | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Vibes Hoodie for Women | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Coffee and Better Half | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
and Better Half Printed | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Better Half Printed Coffee | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Half Printed Coffee Mug | 4 | 0.632 % | No |
Language English English Español | 3 | 0.474 % | No |
MEN TSHIRT HOODIES SWEATSHIRTS | 2 | 0.316 % | No |
TSHIRT HOODIES SWEATSHIRTS WOMEN | 2 | 0.316 % | No |
WOMEN TSHIRT HOODIES SWEATSHIRTS | 2 | 0.316 % | No |
TSHIRT HOODIES SWEATSHIRTS PHONE | 2 | 0.316 % | No |
HOODIES SWEATSHIRTS PHONE COVERS | 2 | 0.316 % | No |
PHONE COVERS iPHONE SAMSUNG | 2 | 0.316 % | No |
COVERS iPHONE SAMSUNG GOOGLE | 2 | 0.316 % | No |
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