Adidas Men's U.S. Open Series Tennis Polo (Black) - BP5186

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Model

BP5186

Manufacturer

Adidas

Detail

A BREATHABLE POLO FOR FANS OF THIEM AND ZVEREV This men's tennis polo shirt salutes the youthful styles of Dominic Thiem and Sascha Zverev. The shirt is built with breathable climacool® and includes a mesh panel in back for targeted ventilation. It's designed with a henley collar, and the fabric offers UV protection for sunny days on the court. FEATURES: Ventilated climacool® keeps you cool and dry Ribbed henley collar with button placket; Piping on placket Mesh insert on back panel Ribbed cuffs Allover print; Heat-transfer adidas Badge of Sport on left chest UPF 50+ UV PROTECTION Regular fit 100% polyester doubleknit

Category

Tennis

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