Patagonia Men's Fitz Roy Wild Responsibili Tee

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Fit and Design

  • Patagonia's lowest carbon footprint T-shirt is made with 100% Recycled fabrics
  • Crewneck style is classic and versatile, and has you covered for almost anything
  • Ribbing at the neck and taped shoulder seams offer comfort and fit retention
  • T-Shirt has a straight hem and can be worn tucked or untucked
  • Artwork by Andy Engel
  • Fabric is certified as bluesign approved
  • 50% Recycled Cotton, 50% postconsumer Recycled Polyester jersey
  • Brand : Patagonia
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 23PTGMFTZRYWLDRSPAPB
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