Never worn. Ideal For: Running, Gym, Training, Sports, or casual performance wear. Reflective Logos: Includesreflective Adidas logo(s) and/or detailing for enhanced visibility during low-light training and running.
In fair pre-owned condition. Shirt has a lot of white smear marks. The back graphic is bubbles up/is a little warped PLEASE REVISE ALL MEASUREMENTS TO ENSURE A GOOD FIT! Details: – oversized fit – chest patch – long sleeve – back graphic – 100% cotton/made in Vietnam I try my best to ship same day or next day during the weekdays. Let me know if you have any questions and make sure to check out my other gnarly finds!
In fair pre-owned condition. Shirt has a lot of white smear marks. The back graphic is bubbles up/is a little warped PLEASE REVISE ALL MEASUREMENTS TO ENSURE A GOOD FIT! Details: – oversized fit – chest patch – long sleeve – back graphic – 100% cotton/made in Vietnam I try my best to ship same day or next day during the weekdays. Let me know if you have any questions and make sure to check out my other gnarly finds!
This item is pre loved. Please look at all photos for flaws. Keywords: Texas A&M, Aggies, Maroon, College Apparel, Gameday, Athletic Wear, Graphic Tee, Comfortable, Cotton, Distressed, Team Spirit, Casual, Licensed Product, XL, Texas A&M Aggies fan tee, maroon collegiate graphic shirt, Colosseum Athletics vintage vibe, mens XL cotton comfort, classic college sports aesthetic, game day outfit inspo, casual tailgate style, spirited Aggie pride wear, laid-back campus fashion, bold team logo energy, everyday streetwear staple, university merch appeal, cozy neutral wardrobe essential.
Add some classic style to your wardrobe with this Polo Ralph Lauren shirt. This shirt features a stylish multicolor stripe pattern with a crew neck and short sleeves. The shirt is made out of comfortable cotton material and has a slimming fit. It is perfect for all seasons and can be paired with a variety of outfits, whether you’re going for a casual or preppy look. Additionally, it is a custom slim fit.
