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Oklahoma Sooners Distressed Logo Short Sleeve T-Shirt

Oklahoma Sooners Distressed Logo Short Sleeve T-Shirt
From Cotton Exchange

List Price: $14.99
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Product Description

Charcoal cotton/polyester jersey, shoulder to shoulder taping inside neck, loose fitting athletic cut short sleeve T-shirt, with print graphic of distressed school name/ team nickname in bar; The Cotton Exchange is a North Carolina based apparel company established more than 20 years ago.


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #73036 in Sports & Outdoors
  • Brand: Cotton Exchange
  • Model: CE0261.CHA Oklahoma Sooners
  • Released on: 2009-07-21
  • Fabric type: poly-cotton

Features

  • Made with 5.9-ounce 50% cotton and 50% polyester jersey
  • Poly/cotton blend tee with an athletic cut and loose fit
  • Features a distressed Oklahoma Sooners design on the front
  • Shoulder-to-shoulder taping inside the neck
  • Officially licensed by the NCAA

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com Product Description
With a broken-in look and a loose fit, this distressed logo short-sleeve shirt from Cotton Exchange is the quintessential comfortable tee. Made with a cotton/polyester blend, this charcoal gray athletic cut shirt features shoulder-to-shoulder taping inside the neck and a distressed graphic with your school and team name on the front.

About Cotton Exchange
A North Carolina-based apparel company established more than 20 years ago, the Cotton Exchange is a key supplier of licensed apparel to major colleges and universities across the United States. Nationally recognized as a leader in custom-decorated sports and casual apparel, the company's athletic heritage is reflected in the superior quality of their fabrics, colors, construction, and custom decorations. In addition, their licenses with Minor League Baseball, the Girl Scouts, First in Flight, and others enable the company to cover the country with apparel for college bookstores, resorts, retailers, theme parks, corporations, and the military.