Port & Company Ladies Short Sleeve Custom Denim Shirts, Faded Blue color_Port-Authority_TS658 Two-color fine stripes instantly upgrade L405 3XL Cobalt Blue
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Port & Company Ladies Short Sleeve Custom Denim Shirts, Faded Blue color_Port Authority_TS658 Two color fine stripes instantly upgrade L405 3XL Cobalt Blue Two color fine stripes instantly upgrade your day to day look With a touch of spandex for enhanced movement this poplin style stretches and moves with you as you go about your workday With sturdy construction a generous cut and soft garment washing our Value Denim shirt wont stretch your budget 5 ounce 100% cotton Double needle stitching throughout Traditional relaxed look Open collar Horn tone buttons Shirttail hem Due to special finishing process colors may vary
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