Mens Casual Polo Shirts Classic Short Sleeve Golf Shirt Fashion Button Cotton Top with Pocket
Product ID: 190934869
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Product Description
Mens Casual Polo Shirts Classic Short Sleeve Golf Shirt Fashion Button Cotton Top with Pocket
- 【Fabric】These men's golf polo shirts are made from 50%Cotton 45%Polyester 5%Spandex, soft and comfortable, skin-friendly, breathable and lightweight. It's the perfect choice for everyday wear.
- 【Feature】The mens short sleeve casual polo shirt. There is a pocket on the chest, Two freely adjustable buttons of the contrast color collar design, Slim Golf polo shirts, making people bigger and taller.
- 【Easy to Match】Mens summer classic tops are easy to match with jeans, linen pants, dress pants, or with jackets or trench coats for a casual or formal look.
- 【Occasion】The mens muscle polo shirt is suitable for dating, beach, wedding, yoga, office, club, camping, party, vacation, cruise,music festivals, work, lounging, jogging, cycling etc. It is also a perfect gift for your husband,dad,brother or friends.
- 【Size】Please read our size chart carefully before placing an order. If you like loose, please choose a larger size.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
PEVOSU
Binding
Apparel
Color
1-navy
Size
Medium
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