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100% cotton tee shirt for children 165gr/m2, Fruit Of The Loom brand, ideal for marking events, shows and crews. Child's cut with adjusted body length. Available in 12 colours and with a sliding scale of prices depending on the volume required. Please contact us for special marking requests.
- 100% cotton with continuous warp thread.
- Double needle finish collar.
- Shoulder to shoulder reinforcement.
- Tubular knit, excellent fit.
- Fine gauge knit.
- Available in 12 colours
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