Gray Design Group - Workwear Long Sleeve Pocket T-Shirt Workamajig Quarter-Zip Design: 1/4-zip cadet collar MLP_1913756_1029377

Name: Gray Design Group - Workwear Long Sleeve Pocket T-Shirt Workamajig Quarter-Zip Design: 1/4-zip cadet collar MLP_1913756_1029377
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67261138053
Price: 34.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3537 (9 reviews)

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Gray Design Group Workwear Long Sleeve Pocket T Shirt Workamajig Quarter Zip Design: 1 4 zip cadet collar MLP_1913756_1029377 Quarter Zip Design: 1 4 zip cadet collar with an antique silver zipper pull featuring the Brooks Brothers logo for elevated detail Branding: Contrast embroidered The North Face® logo on the left chest for signature style 65 35 polyester cottonLight Steel is 91 9 cotton polyesterExtra length for coverageReinforced workwear pocketPencil stitch pocketUPF 50+ sun protectionFresh IQ odor protection technologyX TEMP cooling and wickingANSI certified Size chart:

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