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Standard Back Printed Logo T-Shirt

Olive

Sale price£35.00

COLOUR: Olive

SIZE: L

Olive
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  • 66% polyester, 34% cotton
  • Crew neck with reinforced ribbed trims
  • Front and back Snow Peak branding
  • Bold back print, subtle front logo
  • Relaxed boxy fit

Subtle at the front, loud at the back. Snow Peak's Standard Back Printed Logo Tee keeps a small logo on the chest and saves the big graphic for behind you, which is the correct way round. Relaxed boxy fit, ribbed collar with reinforced trims, mostly polyester so it holds its shape. Olive suits it better than most colours would.

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  • Saturday Express, DPDSaturday, order 2pm Friday£15.95
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