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Cutter & Buck Pike Eco Flora Print Polo Color:College Orange Made from 15 GRS Certified LCK00162

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USD72.00 USD94.00
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3247673191 · ★ 4.2
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Cutter & Buck Pike Eco Flora Print Polo Color:College Orange Made from 15 GRS Certified LCK00162 Made from 15 GRS Certified Post Consumer Recycled Plastic Bottles 5% spandex interlock fleece sleeves Primaloft® Silver Insulation made from 70% recycled Polyester Material made from an average of 4 post consumer recycled plastic bottles Wind & water resistant Stretch knit side panels Fully Lined Packs into its own pocket Chest and Full zip with front side pockets CB logo at left sleeve Recycled content certified by Global Recycled Standard Imported Hybrid construction with stretch knit at sides for added comfort and ease of movement Raglan Chest and lower hand zip pockets CB pennant rubber trim at left sleeve PET Bottle Count Inseam DWR PFAS Free Water Repellent Finish resulting in the most versatile work from home

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  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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