$regular linen stripe t shirt gots vegan white stripe GOTS label grade 1/Vegan PETA Our long-sleeved shirt is made 2010010\1001\L$

regular linen stripe t shirt gots vegan white stripe GOTS label grade 1/Vegan PETA Our long-sleeved shirt is made 2010010\1001\L

Name: regular linen stripe t shirt gots vegan white stripe GOTS label grade 1/Vegan PETA Our long-sleeved shirt is made 2010010\1001\L
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 12062800841
Price: 45.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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regular linen stripe t shirt gots vegan white stripe GOTS label grade 1 Vegan PETA Our long sleeved shirt is made 2010010\1001\L Our long sleeved shirt is made from 100% organic linen it provides exceptional warmth and comfort while maintaining a lightweight feel Quality: 100% Organic Linen while the fabric ensures durability and long lasting wear

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