Port Authority Heavyweight Customized Cotton Pique Polos, Red brand_Nike_Men The contrast Swoosh design trademark color_Under-Armour_6010886
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Port Authority Heavyweight Customized Cotton Pique Polos, Red brand_Nike_Men The contrast Swoosh design trademark color_Under Armour_6010886 The contrast Swoosh design trademark is embroidered on the back of the neck 9 ounce 52 48 cotton poly sueded French terry Coverstitched seams Lined and twill taped 3 panel hood Woven New Era patch label Black nickel grommets Wide drawcords with New Era metal tips Rib knit V inset at neck Rolled forward shoulders Rib knit side panels Front pouch pocket Embroidered New Era flag logo on left sleeve Rib knit cuffs and hem Woven New Era badge at hem 7 ounce 100% ring spun combed cotton heavyweight pique Garment washed for softness Double needle stitching throughout Flat knit collar and cuffs Horn tone buttons Locker patch Side vents A favorite year after year these polos are known for their exceptional range of colors styles and sizes
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