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Nike Men's North Texas Mean Green Black Dri-FIT Intensity Quarter-Zip

About This Item

Design

  • Long sleeve, quarter-zip top
  • Quarter-zip styling with mock neck
  • Tagless collar with interior taping
  • Rolled shoulder seams for added comfort
  • Vented side seams for added mobility
  • Standard fit

Style and Team Spirit

  • Team logo at left chest
  • Swoosh™ design trademark embroidered at right chest

Technology

  • Integrated Dri-FIT® moisture-wicking technology

Additional Details

  • Machine washable
  • Officially licensed collegiate product
  • Brand : Nike
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 24NIKMNCNTXSBLKZPNTX
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Thin Material

Very disappointing with the high cost of this very thin very cheap made Nike long sleeve shirt. I will be sending back

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