Port & Company Jersey Knit Polo, Ash [Adam Equipment] color_Port-Authority_L407 A soft cotton hand merges color_Under-Armour_6010886
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Port & Company Jersey Knit Polo, Ash [Adam Equipment] color_Port Authority_L407 A soft cotton hand merges color_Under Armour_6010886 A soft cotton hand merges with color locking moisture wicking performance in this tee that also has a matte finish elevated by a relaxed but structured fit for comfort and style Finished with a contrast panel design for a ribbed With an easy to care for blend and a stain release finish this comfortable polo is a real value 5 ounce 50 50 cotton poly Made with up to 5% recycled polyester from plastic bottles Stain release finish 1x1 rib knit collar and cuffs 3 button placket with dyed to match buttons Double needle hemDue to the nature of 50 50 cotton polyester neon fabrics special care must be taken throughout the printing process
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