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Pegs & Hammer T-Shirt

Off White

Sale price£45.00
  • Style 100261TS05
  • 73% cotton, 27% polyester
  • Organic cotton and recycled polyester
  • Quick drying, wicking and UV protective
  • Pegs and hammer graphic on the back
  • Roomy through the shoulders and body
  • Made in China

The Whole Earth Catalog put Access to Tools on its cover in 1968, and Snow Peak have printed two of them on the back of this tee, tent pegs and a hammer, sound effects and all. The company started in 1958 among the metalworkers of Sanjo, so it is close to home. Organic cotton with recycled polyester, heavier than usual, quick drying and UV protective.

COLOUR: Off White

SIZE: L

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