Augusta Sportswear Polo Shirt Mens XL Green St. Patrick Clover Logo Colorblock
$ 10.54
Description
Augusta Sportswear Polo Shirt Mens XL Green St. Patrick Clover Logo Colorblock. Brand: Augusta Sportswear. Style: Mens short sleeve collared polo shirt. Color: Green mesh body with white side colorblock panels and a matching green collar. Size: Mens XL as indicated on the interior printed neck label with Adult XL. Material: Lightweight polyester mesh knit fabric designed for breathable, moisture-wicking activewear comfort. Country of origin: Made in Vietnam according to the interior neck print. Product details: St. Patrick themed performance polo featuring a clover chest graphic, suitable for St. Patrick's Day events, team spirit wear, or casual outfits. Branding and labels: Interior printed Augusta Sportswear logo with Moisture Management wording and Adult XL size designation. Front design: Solid green front panel with white contrast side inserts and a white shamrock-style emblem at the left chest reading ST. PATRICK. Sleeve design: Short set-in sleeves in green mesh with white inset panels running from the underarm toward the sleeve hems. Back design: Solid green back panel with matching white side colorblock insets and no additional graphics. Fit and silhouette: Regular fit athletic polo designed to sit at the hip with a straight hem. Features: Three-button placket, point collar, lightweight moisture-management mesh fabric, contrast colorblock side panels, and St. Patrick clover logo graphic for Irish or St. Patrick's Day themed wear. Season and use: Warm-weather performance polo ideal for spring and summer activities, team events, or casual wear layered with jackets or sweatshirts in cooler seasons. Additional details: Shirt is photographed laid flat front and back against a neutral textured background with a black measuring ruler visible in some images for general size reference, and a clear plastic storage bag with a removable inventory sticker labeled 9868 appears in certain photos for organizational purposes.
