Gazing Tiger - Men's Safari Tee in Jungle Khaki

Gazing Tiger - Men's Safari Tee in Jungle Khaki

Marsoni

M251S

$899.50

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Gazing Tiger - Men's Safari Tee in Jungle KhakiThe Gazing Tiger mens safari t shirt is designed for comfort, versatility, and impact. Crafted in a light weight breathable cotton lycra blend, its soft yet structured ideal for both everyday wear and outdoor escapes. The crew neck features a tipped bird eye rib, while a premium gold finish fabric adds a refined edge. Featuring The Safari Stitch monogram a mark of purpose and pride. Key Features: Breathable & Stretchable: Built for long hours,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012