Three Dots Fitted British Boatneck Tee with 3/4 Sleeves
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- Manufacturer: Three Dots
- Mfg Part #: 111213
- Category: Apparel & Accessories
Product Description
This slim fitting boat neck tee is cut from a soft light weight 100% combed cotton interlock. Flat lock stitching adds durability and a unique, sophisticated finish. This Three Dots tee style is a customer favorite!
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