Grid Unisex Short Sleeve Polo Colour:Black Orange 4 person Vintage inspired croquet Colour:Light Grey Black
USD23.20
USD70.20
Grid Unisex Short Sleeve Polo Colour:Black Orange 4 person Vintage inspired croquet Colour:Light Grey Black
USD23.20
USD70.20
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Description
Grid Unisex Short Sleeve Polo Colour:Black Orange 4 person Vintage inspired croquet Colour:Light Grey Black 4 person Vintage inspired croquet set Set includes: 4 x Antique natural wood grain mallets (87cm L x 23cm W) Features: * Lightweight women's polo made from quick drying 100% polyester * Breathable 180gsm pique knit fabric with moisture wicking performance * OEKO TEX Standard 100 certified fabric * Raglan sleeve and tonal side panels for an athletic look * Two button placket with extra button provided * Available in seven Australasian sizes dry handle pique knit fabric Knitted rib collar Mesh contrast colour body and shoulder panels Silver piping on body seams Button through placket Includes loose pocket Fabric: Main: 52% Cotton Features: Unisex fit Soft
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