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OGIO Orbit Polo, Rogue Grey/ White [Ivey Mechanical Company] colors_Patagonia_24141 95/5 polyester/spandex Carhartt Force® technology 875 H x 5

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OGIO Orbit Polo, Rogue Grey White [Ivey Mechanical Company] colors_Patagonia_24141 95 5 polyester spandex Carhartt Force® technology 875 H x 5 95 5 polyester spandex Carhartt Force® technology wicks sweat 97 3 nylon elastane 100% polyester stretch taffeta lining Rain Defender® durable water repellent Wind Fighter® technology tames wind Rugged Flex® technology for ease of movement Reverse coil center front zipper with kissing welt Zip through cadet collar Secure interior pockets Two lower front pockets Adjustable cuffs Drop tail hem for added coverage Carhartt strong open hem sleeves Metal OGIO bar on left sleeve Coverstitching throughout 4 button placket with debossed O buttons Rubber O heat transfer on back right shoulder heathered polo

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