STRETCH L/S WHITE NIGHT WORK SHIRT WITH REFLECTIVE TAPE 13 Pockets THIS SWEATER IS GUARANTEED TO FW07-Black-10

Name: STRETCH L/S WHITE NIGHT WORK SHIRT WITH REFLECTIVE TAPE 13 Pockets THIS SWEATER IS GUARANTEED TO FW07-Black-10
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 19053595001
Price: 69.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6237 (14 reviews)

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STRETCH L S WHITE NIGHT WORK SHIRT WITH REFLECTIVE TAPE 13 Pockets THIS SWEATER IS GUARANTEED TO FW07 Black 10 THIS SWEATER IS GUARANTEED TO KEEP YOU WARM AND COMFORTABLE THROUGH THE COLDER AUSSIE MONTHS HEAVYWEIGHT BRUSHED FLEECE LOW PILL CREW NECK ELASTICATED WRISTS AND WAIST TO CAPTURE HEAT BAD TRADEMARK LOGO PRINT ON FRONT AND BACK DESIGNED IN MELBOURNE (REGISTERED)AVAILABLE IN:HI VIS ORANGE HI VIS YELLOW BLACK GREY SIZES S M L XL 2XLMODEL IS 181CM 83KG AND WEARING SIZE M Authentic 90s Cargo Silhouette: Traditional ~24cm (9 High quality white shirts for night workers Reflective tape

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