Basics Men White & Red Striped Polo T-shirt
Product code: FDS-3796
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Product Description
Composition
White polo neck t-shirt with black stripes and broad red stripe, made of 100% cotton
Wash care
1. Machine wash separately in cold water
2. Use mild detergent
3. Do not bleach
4. Avoid soaking
5. Remove promptly
6. Line dry inside out in shade
7. Warm iron only
8. Do not iron directly on print/embroidery
Fitting
Slim Fit
Look cool this summer in this white polo neck tee with black stripes from basics. The bright red band around the chest makes the entire design pop to give off a huge dose of energy. The contrasting red band on the inner placket and the red twill band on the collar inseam add further detailing to the tee, while the cotton fabric will keep you dry and comfortable through all seasons. Team this with jeans or chinos and add on a pair of stylish footwear from the wide collection available at myntra to complete your fashion statement, especially during casual outings, brunches or a day at the Sports club.
Model's statistics
1. The model wears size M in t-shirts
2. Height-6', Chest-39", Waist: 30"
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Product code | FDS-3796 |
| Availability | Out of Stock |
| Price | 8.99 € |
| Size | S, M, L, XL, XXL |
Customer reviews
3.2
Based on 5 reviews
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Better than expected
Second one I've ordered. Sizing was true to the chart. Will be back for another colour.
Lissie I. Bury
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Not for me
Looked better online than in person. Sizing bears no relation to the chart. Can't recommend it.
Deloris F. Caustic
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Fine for the price
Mixed on this one. Material is thinner than I hoped, though not badly so. The striped polo t-shirt is okay for everyday use. I'd buy it again at the right price.
George R. Sherer
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Great value
Exactly as described. Material feels much sturdier than the price suggests. Would order again without thinking.
Ives J. MacTavish
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Not for me
Looked better online than in person. Colour is nothing like the listing. Material feels cheap in the hand. Can't recommend it.
Maryjo E. Trevethan
