Hospitality Nano Shirt S/S Ladies Colour:Blue 1:2011 Day and Night | Colour:Light Grey Black
USD37.70
USD68.70
Hospitality Nano Shirt S/S Ladies Colour:Blue 1:2011 Day and Night | Colour:Light Grey Black
USD37.70
USD68.70
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Description
Hospitality Nano Shirt S S Ladies Colour:Blue 1:2011 Day and Night Colour:Light Grey Black 1:2011 Day and Night Contrast dust panels at sleeves and front body Side seam hand pockets with zip closure 20% Cotton for comfort 280gsm fleece fabric JB's reflective tape stands up to 50 times domestic wash Front 1 2 zip placket opening Australian Rail orange with contrast panel on body and sleeve 5cm gap of reflective tape at side seam for added stretch Sleeve pocket with pen insert Open hem and drop tail design for longer coverage Complies with AS NZS 1906 the versatile Nano Shirt is stain repellent and incredibly wrinkle resistant Made from breathable 55% cotton 45% polyester Nano Gear fabric
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- Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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