Name: Womens Antigua Charcoal Detroit Pistons Tribute Polo
Brand: Antigua
SKU: 3451123
Price: 64.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Womens Antigua Charcoal Detroit Pistons Tribute Polo - 3451123

By Antigua

$64.99

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3451123

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Antigua

Detail

The Womens Antigua Charcoal Detroit Pistons Tribute Polo is a stylish and comfortable choice for any Pistons fan. Embroidered graphics and princess seams add sophistication, while the open cuff and self-fabric collar provide a relaxed fit. Made from durable polyester, this polo is perfect for showing support for the Detroit Pistons both on and off the court.

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NBA

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