Men's Roper Vintage Tan Western Shirt BROWN/PINK FAUX LEATHER Ladies Long Sleeve Poplin Shirt
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Men's Roper Vintage Tan Western Shirt BROWN PINK FAUX LEATHER Ladies Long Sleeve Poplin Shirt Ladies Long Sleeve Poplin Shirt * One Open Pocket * Roper "R" Embroidery On Pocket * Button Down Collar * Straight Back Yoke W Pleat & Locker Loop * Variegated Buttons * Two Button Adjustable Cuffs * Extra Long Tail * Regular Sizing * Boy's Technical Outerwear * Soft Shell Vest * Lightweight Wind & Water Resistant Warmth * 2 Zippered Pockets * Reflective Zipper Pulls * Black Bonded Fleece Lining * Contemporary Styling * Mens Long Sleeve Poly Cotton Shirt * Two Flap Snap Pckts * Spread Collar * One Point Back Yoke * One Point Horizontal Front Yokes * Pearl Snaps * Two Snap Cuffs * Extra Long Tail * Reg Mens Sizing * Satin Stripe Tone Tone In Asst Patterns SNAP 80 20 SOLID TONE ON TONE
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