Carhartt Long Sleeve Henley Custom T-Shirts, Heather Grey color_Port-Authority_J754R flattering and cozy cold-weather layer color_Under-Armour_6010886
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Carhartt Long Sleeve Henley Custom T Shirts, Heather Grey color_Port Authority_J754R flattering and cozy cold weather layer color_Under Armour_6010886 flattering and cozy cold weather layer Engineered to wick moisture with ease this lightweight polo has superior breathability to help you keep your cool This henley is made of heavyweight cotton jersey and cut generously for a roomy fit 100% cotton jersey knit 90 10 cotton polyester jersey knit (Heather Grey) 60 40 cotton polyester jersey knit (Carbon Heather) Rib knit crewneck Henley collar with three button front Tagless neck label Left chest pocket Side seam construction minimizes twisting Carhartt label sewn on left chest pocket Rib knit cuffs Original fit**
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