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CornerStone Ladies Snag-Proof Polo, Black 5k Race Quarter-Zips Teklon nylon outer shellVislon zipper Half zip pullover style
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CornerStone Ladies Snag Proof Polo, Black 5k Race Quarter Zips Teklon nylon outer shellVislon zipper Half zip pullover style Teklon nylon outer shellVislon zipper Poly filled body with heavyweight fleece lining for extra warmth Poly filled sleeves with polyester lining Rib knit cuffs and waistband Slash zippered pockets interior zippered pocket Port Pockets for easy embroidery access 420 denier 50% polyester Tough enough for most general work environments this high performance polo defies snags resists wrinkles fights odors and wicks moisture so you keep your professional edge all day long 6 ounce snag proof polyester Rental friendly Traditional relaxed look Double needle stitching throughout Tag free label Flat knit collar 3 button placket with dyed to match buttons Set in open hem sleeves Side vents *Due to the nature of 100% polyester performance fabrics special care must be taken throughout the screen printing process
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