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P-6 Logo Responsibili-Tee

Fiber White

Sale price£50.00

COLOUR: Fiber White

SIZE: L

Fiber White
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  • 5.5oz jersey, 50% recycled cotton and 50% postconsumer recycled polyester
  • Rib-knit neck with shoulder-to-shoulder taping
  • Screen-printed P-6 logo
  • Straight hem
  • Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory
  • Made in Mexico
  • Regular fit

The P-6 on the back is the Fitz Roy skyline, the mountain in Patagonia the company took its name from. The Responsibili-Tee underneath it is half recycled cotton and half recycled bottles, so nothing here required a new field or a new barrel of oil. 5.5oz jersey, taped shoulders, made in Mexico. Fiber White is an off-white, near enough.

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  • Royal Mail Standard3 to 5 business daysFREE
  • Express, Royal Mail Tracked 241 to 2 business days£4.95
  • Next Working Day, carrier of our choosingNext business day, order by 2pm£9.95
  • Saturday Express, DPDSaturday, order 2pm Friday£15.95
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