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Campscape L/S T-Shirt

Ivory

Sale price£50.00

COLOUR: Ivory

SIZE: L

Ivory
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  • Style 100261TS06
  • 73% cotton, 27% polyester
  • Organic cotton and recycled polyester
  • Quick drying, wicking and UV protective
  • Multi-colour camping scenes printed on the back
  • Small oval logo on the front
  • Long sleeves, relaxed fit
  • Made in China

Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters crossed America in a painted school bus called Furthur in 1964, and Snow Peak launched their car camping range in 1988. The back of this long sleeve tee is a set of camping scenes drawn to look like old posters, with just a small oval logo on the front. Organic cotton with recycled polyester, thick enough to hold its shape, quick drying and UV protective.

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