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Original price was: $9.99.$8.49Current price is: $8.49.
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Discover everyday style with this Banana Republic pocket t-shirt. Featuring a classic design and a comfortable fit, this shirt is perfect for various occasions.
Crafted from 100% cotton, the shirt offers breathability and softness. The navy blue heather color with aqua stripes creates a subtle, yet stylish look. A practical pocket on the left breast adds functionality. The shirt boasts a relaxed fit, ensuring comfort throughout the day.
This pre-owned shirt is in like-new condition, showing no signs of wear. Enjoy the quality and comfort of Banana Republic at a fraction of the original retail price.
By shopping at Father Joe’s Villages, you contribute to our mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. When you wear this Banana Republic t-shirt, you’ll project a casual yet stylish look, and with every purchase, contribute to a worthy cause. Established in 1950 to serve San Diegans experiencing homelessness and poverty, Father Joe’s Villages has grown to include a comprehensive campus and scattered-site programs that house over 2,000 people nightly.
Color: Navy blue heather with aqua stripes
Size: XL
Materials: 100% cotton
Condition: Pre-owned, like new
Retail Value: $40.00 (Banana Republic)
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