OGIO Commuter Woven Shirt, Metal Blue Hth [Maine State Credit Union] Style Number:OG1002 Pillow tech fabric: quilted Style Number:EB540

Name: OGIO Commuter Woven Shirt, Metal Blue Hth [Maine State Credit Union] Style Number:OG1002 Pillow tech fabric: quilted Style Number:EB540
Brand: gunnchiropractic.com
SKU: 35235215908
Price: 51.00 USD
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OGIO Commuter Woven Shirt, Metal Blue Hth [Maine State Credit Union] Style Number:OG1002 Pillow tech fabric: quilted Style Number:EB540 Pillow tech fabric: quilted snap removable hood Durable this shirt has the style and functionality needed for work 56 38 6 cotton poly spandex Open collar Mitered woven label Angled shoulder yoke with back seaming Pieced sleeves with underarm panels Button through sleeve plackets Two button adjustable cuffs Woven OGIO badge at front hem Shirttail hem can be worn untucked

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