Custom Teal Gray-Navy Baseball Jersey

Marsoni

M251S

$24.99

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Custom Teal Gray-Navy Baseball JerseyIts classic full button design features the name and number You Custom, leaving no doubt you'll have a unique look with this jersey! Features: 1. Material: 100% Polyester 2. Jersey with printed name and numbers, or pay a little extra, you can have it with stitched tackle twill name & number 3. Moisture wicking fabric has spongy handle, good draping property and elasticity as well as good dimensional stability and wrinkle resistance 4. Breathable &

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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2000