Men's Cooling Short Sleeve Pocket Tee
Men's Cooling Short Sleeve Pocket Tee
Jason is 6'3" and is wearing size Medium.
Jason is 6'3" and is wearing size Medium.
Jason is 6'3" and is wearing size Medium.
Rob is 6'0" and is wearing size Medium.
Rob is 6'0" and is wearing size Medium.
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Rob is 6'0" and is wearing size Medium.
Rob is 6'0" and is wearing size Medium.
Men's Cooling Short Sleeve Pocket Tee
Style # TKM2
TKM2
$20.99
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$22.99
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Features You’ll Love
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Cooling Fabric
Feels cool, wicks sweat, and stays dry
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Wicking Fabric
Cools & dries by absorbing moisture
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UPF Sun Shield
Protects from the sun's harmful UV rays
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Anti Odor
Fends off funky, stinky smells
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Flex Fabric
Provides extra flex and all-day comfort
Details
Put the brakes on sweat. Our classic Men's Cooling Tee keeps you fresh all workday long. Made with Coolcore® technology that never washes out, this lightweight stretch fabric provides enhanced comfort and mobility. Plus, it features a reinforced chest pocket lined with woven fabric for added durability and storage.
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Fabric5.6 oz. Jersey Knit
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BlendBody: 67% Polyester / 28% Lyocell / 5% Elastane
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Country OriginImported
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Care InstructionsMachine Wash Cold.Wash Inside Out With Like Materials.Do Not Bleach.Tumble Dry Low.No Fabric Softener.Do Not Iron.Do Not Dry Clean.
Product Features
- Feel the difference, literally, with Coolcore® fabric that’s cool to the touch.
- Cooling tech that never washes out, unlike the competition.
- Sweat wicks, not sticks. So you’ll stay dry, not drenched.
- Make mom doc proud. Block 98% of harmful UV rays with UPF 50.
- Fend off funky smells with anti-stink technology.
- Keep essentials close by with a lined chest pocket for convenient, durable storage.
- Lightweight stretch fabric moves and wears comfortably all shift long.
- Stylish side vents for added comfort and ease of movement.
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