Port Authority Tech Embossed Polo K548 Graphite

Port Authority Tech Embossed Polo K548 Graphite

Marsoni

M251S

$21.30

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Port Authority Tech Embossed Polo K548 GraphiteThe traditional argyle with a modern twist. Variegated diamonds are subtly embossed on the front only of this solid moisture wicking polo to provide eye catching pattern and contrast. This sporty option is perfect for tone on tone embellishment. 6. 5 ounce 100% polyester Flat knit collar 3 button placket with dyed to match buttons Open hem sleeves Double needle sleeves and hem Side vents *Due to the nature of 100% polyester performance fabrics special

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012