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Elemental Balance T-Shirt

Brown

Sale price£45.00
  • Style 100261TS04
  • 73% cotton, 27% polyester
  • Organic cotton and recycled polyester
  • Quick drying, wicking and UV protective
  • Graphic of the Snow Peak asterisk, a fire pit and firewood
  • Made in China

Snow Peak started in 1958 in Sanjo, Niigata, making mountaineering gear with the help of local metal craftsmen, and the asterisk on this tee is theirs. Here it sits with a fire pit and firewood in an abstract graphic about balance. The jersey is organic cotton with recycled polyester, slightly heavier than usual, quick drying and UV protective.

COLOUR: Brown

SIZE: L

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