Vote Like Ruth Sent You Women's V-neck T-shirt TSVB400

Vote Like Ruth Sent You Women's V-neck T-shirt TSVB400

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$29.99

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Vote Like Ruth Sent You Women's V-neck T-shirt TSVB400PRODUCT DETAILS: Women's V neck T shirt Available in sizes S 3XL 5. 3 oz. yd (US) 8. 8 oz. L yd (CA),100% cotton, 20 singles Sport Grey: 92 10 cotton polyester Heather colors: 50 50 cotton polyester Midweight fabric Semi fitted Non topstitched, narrow width, rib collar Taped neck and shoulders Cap sleeves Double needle sleeve and bottom hems Side seams Tear away label WASHING TIP: Turn your T shirt inside out. Fill your washing machine with cold

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012