Champion Men's T-Shirt, Crewneck Cotton Tee,Mid-Weight T-Shirt,Earth Logos (Reg. or Big & Tall)
Product Description
Champion Men's T-Shirt, Crewneck Cotton Tee,Mid-Weight T-Shirt,Earth Logos (Reg. or Big & Tall)
- SOFT COTTON TO FEEL GOOD ABOUT - Traceable, US-grown, ringspun cotton, produced using less water while yielding an ultra-soft feel.
- MADE FOR THE LONG HAUL - Higher stitch count and reinforced shoulder seams makes this men's t-shirt extra durable.
- COMFORT IN THE DETAILS - Tonal back neck tape for no-chafe comfort.
- HOLDS THE SHAPE - Sturdy ribbed crewneck helps hold the shape at the neck.
- THE STYLE OF A CHAMPION - Champion's classic cotton tee.
- COLORS FROM BRIGHT TO BASIC - Buy a bunch to beef up your tee-shirt wardrobe.
- QUALITY FABRIC - Champion's short-sleeve crewneck tee is made of mid-weight, 5.5-oz. 100% cotton (granite heather: 60% cotton/40% polyester; oxford gray: 90% cotton/10% polyester).
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