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OGIO Limit Branded Polos, Navy color_Port-Authority_BG207C 9-ounce 90/10 nylon/spandex shell bonded 875 H x 5

SKU: 6835967249
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Description

OGIO Limit Branded Polos, Navy color_Port Authority_BG207C 9 ounce 90 10 nylon spandex shell bonded 875 H x 5 9 ounce 90 10 nylon spandex shell bonded to a water resistant film insert and a 100% polyester fleece backing Rain Defender durable water repellent Wind Fighter technology tames wind Rugged Flex technology for ease of movement Reverse coil center front zipper with chin guard Zip through cadet collar Left chest pocket with reverse coil zipper Zippered hand pockets Interior pockets: large document pocket with hook and loop closure and two open pockets Hook and loop adjustable cuffs Adjustable drawcord drop tail hem Carhartt strong triple stitched main seams Carhartt label sewn on chest pocket ** five button placket and open cuffs 58 38 4 cotton poly spandex jersey with stay cool wicking technology OGIO heat transfer label for tag free comfort Self fabric collar with collar stand Woven badge with matte silicone O on back collar 3 button placket with metal concave buttons Set on Push it to the limit in this performance polo that has plenty of stretch for movement

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