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Cutter & Buck Coastline Epic Comfort Recycled Mens Short Sleeve Tee
Item #MCK01333
Cutter & Buck
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Description
The exceptionally soft, iconic and sustainable Coastline Epic Comfort Recycled Mens Short Sleeve Tee is designed to be your favorite versatile crewneck Tee perfect for your active lightweight lifestyle. Crafted for comfort, move effortlessly in the lightweight, breathable double peached stretch performance jersey feeling airy and weightless on body. Made from 11 GRS Certified Post-Consumer Recycled Plastic Bottles, ideal sun protective layer perfect for walking, working out, golf, tennis, WFH, travel, the office or whereever your adventure takes you. Easy to wash and wear, favorite tee shirt comfort looks great right out of the dryer.
- 96% Recycled Polyester, 4% Spandex Double Peached Stretch Jersey
- Made from 11 GRS Certified Post-Consumer Recycled Plastic Bottles
- Recycled Content Certified by Global Recycled Standard
- UPF 50+ UV Sun Protection
- Epic Comfort Collection
- Moisture-wicking
- CB Logo Trim
- Machine Wash
- Imported
Attributes
- Brand: CutterBuck
- Material: 96% Recycled Polyester, 4% Spandex
- Dimension: 1.1H x 12.5W x 12D IN
- Weight: 0.3 LB
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- MPID: 6719bda5ec6be7d3c4b39ccf
Features
- Eco Friendly: Recycled
- Material: Polyester
- Material: Spandex
- Activity: Golf
- Feature: Moisture Wicking
- Sun Protection: UPF 50
- Eco Friendly: Sustainable
- Activity: Tennis
- Gender: Men's
- Decoration: Heat Transfer
- Decoration: Direct to Film
- Neckline: Crew Neck
- Sleeve Length: Short Sleeve
- Decoration: Screen Print
- Decoration: Embroidery
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For the Love of Water
We believe in doing our part to keep our waters clean, so a portion of every purchase is donated to a local organization called Pure Initiative who strive to revive the waterways in Tampa Bay.