Drill Closed Front Short Sleeve Shirt Style:with logo printed to LHS front and back V-Neck Food Industry Jerkin - Style:with logo embroidered to LHS front

Name: Drill Closed Front Short Sleeve Shirt Style:with logo printed to LHS front and back V-Neck Food Industry Jerkin - Style:with logo embroidered to LHS front
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 38729458308
Price: 49.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6912 (30 reviews)

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Description

Drill Closed Front Short Sleeve Shirt Style:with logo printed to LHS front and back V Neck Food Industry Jerkin Style:with logo embroidered to LHS front V Neck Food Industry Jerkin Long SleeveFabric: 200gsm 65% polyester Twin filter design provides a more balanced fit short sleeve cotton drill work shirt with a closed front for safety

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