Herren-T-Shirt mit Business-Casual-Kragen und langen Ärmeln

Herren-T-Shirt mit Business-Casual-Kragen und langen Ärmeln

Marsoni

M251S

$25.99

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Herren-T-Shirt mit Business-Casual-Kragen und langen ÄrmelnMERKMALE KRAGENKRAGEN DESIGN: Mit klassischem Reverskragen fr einen eleganten Business Casual Look, der Komfort mit Professionalitt verbindet. Atmungsaktives Material: Hergestellt aus leichtem, atmungsaktivem Material, damit Sie den ganzen Tag khl und bequem bleiben. VIELSEITIGER STIL: Perfekt fr die Arbeit, Meetings oder Freizeitausflge. Dieses Hemd lsst sich problemlos mit Jeans oder Anzughosen fr jeden Anlass kombinieren. KNPFE MANSCHETTEN: Lange

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012