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ITEM IS BRAND NEW HIGH QUALITY SOFT SHIRT EXCELLENT FIT EXCELLENT QUALITY GUARANTEED "discharge waterbased" prints that will meld with the shirt during use, eventually becoming part of the shirt. It will never crack or peel for the life of the shirt. The overall condition of this shirt is excellent. There are no missing, discolored, or cracked snaps. There are no rips, tears, stains, or holes. The shirt is new without tags and has never been worn. SHIPPED FROM FLORIDA, USAUSA (7 - 10 working days with USPS) Canada (2 - 3 weeks with local post) Worldwide (3 - 4 weeks with local post) Descriptions:  Size: Size 3XL - 5XL additional $ 3 USD fee (invoice will send to your paypal)  THANK YOU FOR BUYING |
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