Adidas Women's Advantage Trend Tennis Tank (Grey/Aqua) - BQ4864

By Adidas

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Model

BQ4864

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Adidas

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The women's Adidas Advantage Trend Tennis Tank is soft and comfortable with moisture-wicking Climalite fabric and a racer back that allows you to move with ease. The all over printed fabric adds to the stylish look for the courts. FEATURES Climalite fabric wicks sweat away to help keep you comfortable and dry Racer back style allows you to move with ease Colorblock detail at the sides adidas logo at the front left hem Fabric: 88% Recycled Polyester/12% elastane single jersey

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Tennis

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