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Agile Cloud Consulting - PRINTED 16 Ounce Cotton Canvas Tote Color:Natural/Navy 78/20/2 poly/rayon/spandex V-neckline Shoulder badge MLP_1913756_1029377
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Agile Cloud Consulting PRINTED 16 Ounce Cotton Canvas Tote Color:Natural Navy 78 20 2 poly rayon spandex V neckline Shoulder badge MLP_1913756_1029377 78 20 2 poly rayon spandex V neckline Shoulder badge loop Left chest pocket with pen slot Top loading front pockets with interior right pocket Side vents WonderWink heat transfer logo at left chest pocket Modern fit ** Moisture Management: Dri FIT technology actively wicks sweat away from the skin to help keep you dry and comfortable during activity Internal utility pocket + metal key ring (king ring) for keys or small essentials heavy duty tote made for tough daily use — this heavyweight cotton canvas tote is built with strength
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