Port & Company Pigment-Dyed Long Sleeve Tee PC099LS Poppy

Port & Company Pigment-Dyed Long Sleeve Tee PC099LS Poppy

Marsoni

M251S

$13.94

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Port & Company Pigment-Dyed Long Sleeve Tee PC099LS PoppyWith long sleeves for added coverage this extra soft tee has a truly vintage look and feel. 5. 5 ounce 100% pigment dyed ring spun cottonThe pigment dying process infuses each garment with unique character. Please allow for slight color variation in production and washing. Special consideration must also be taken when printing white ink on pigment dyed cotton.

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