Sport-Tek Ladies Sport-Wick Stretch 1/2-Zip, True Royal Heather [Executive Construction] Embroidery 6-ounce 100% double knit poly SBP
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Sport Tek Ladies Sport Wick Stretch 1 2 Zip, True Royal Heather [Executive Construction] Embroidery 6 ounce 100% double knit poly SBP 6 ounce 100% double knit poly mesh with stay cool wicking technology Self fabric collar OGIO jacquard neck tape OGIO heat transfer label for tag free comfort 3 snap y placket with O debossed metal snaps OGIO badge at hem 5 ounce 100% polyester microfleece Coverstitched seams Exposed coil zippers Non zippered front pockets Open cuffs and hem An extremely flexible layer with a soft brushed backing and moisture control for year round comfort 90 10 poly spandex Tag free label Gently contoured silhouette Smooth faced Chin guard for additional comfort Cadet collar Taped neck Raglan sleeves Thumbholes to keep hands warm Hidden front pouch pocket Open cuffs and hem *Due to the nature of 100% polyester performance fabrics special care must be taken throughout the screen printing process
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