Roark Women's Wind Worn Tank

About This Item

The Wind Worn Tank promises to keep you cool on the trail all summer long

Fit & Design:

  • Cropped fit
  • Skinny, durable straps
  • Cut in dri-release rib knit fabric that wicks away moisture
  • You can pair this tank with anything and still look damn good
  • Brand : Roark
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Fabric : 81% Recycled Polyester 14% Cotton 5% Spandex
  • Web ID: 24QAYWWWNDWRNTNKXWOA
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Specifications

Brand:Roark
Style:Tank
Fit:Cropped
Material:81% Recycled Polyester 14% Cotton 5% Spandex
Features:Durable straps, Dri-release rib knit fabric, Moisture-wicking

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