Port Authority SuperPro Custom Oxford Shirts, Navy 5k Race Quarter-Zips Lightweight and breathable this modern L405 3XL Cobalt Blue
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Port Authority SuperPro Custom Oxford Shirts, Navy 5k Race Quarter Zips Lightweight and breathable this modern L405 3XL Cobalt Blue Lightweight and breathable this modern take on the conventional camp shirt is designed for restaurants resorts spas and more 9 ounce 52 48 cotton poly sueded French terry Coverstitched seams Woven New Era patch label Rib knit V inset at neck Rolled forward shoulders Rib knit side panels Embroidered New Era flag logo on left sleeve Rib knit cuffs and hem Woven New Era badge at hem Look your best in a tried and true oxford that performs 6 ounce 60 40 cotton poly Back yoke with knife pleats Pearlized buttons Button down collar Left chest pocket Button through sleeve plackets Two button adjustable cuffs
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