Name: Mens Antigua Gray New York Knicks Big & Tall Metallic Logo Tribute Desert
Brand: Antigua
SKU: 200805295
Price: 72.99 USD
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Mens Antigua Gray New York Knicks Big & Tall Metallic Logo Tribute Desert - 200805295

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The Mens Antigua Gray New York Knicks Big & Tall Metallic Logo Tribute Desert Dry Polo is a stylish and comfortable choice for any Knicks fan. Its heat-sealed graphics and self-fabric collar add a touch of sophistication, while the three-button placket ensures a secure fit. Made from durable polyester with Desert Dry technology, this polo is perfect for showing your support for the New York Knicks both on and off the court.

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