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Slam 100 g/m² short sleeve women's sports t-shirt
From £3.46 ex VAT
The Slam women's sports t-shirt offers a practical choice for corporate promotions. It is made from lightweight recycled polyester fabric for comfort. The design includes a collar with crossed detail and breathable fabric sleeves, making it suitable for showcasing your brand.
The Slam short sleeve women's sports t-shirt offers a practical choice for corporate promotional activities.
- Made from lightweight recycled polyester fabric, providing comfort and a sustainable option.
- Features a collar with a crossed detail and coverseams for a neat finish.
- Includes a back yoke and sleeves made from breathable fabric, suitable for active wear.
- Designed with forward and inclined seams on the sides and shoulders, plus a rounded hem for a modern fit.
- Comes with a removable label, making it easy to add your own branding without interference.
This t-shirt is an excellent item for branding and general promotional use, especially for health and fitness campaigns.
Brands
The Slam women's sports t-shirt offers a practical choice for corporate promotions. It is made from lightweight recycled polyester fabric for comfort. The design includes a collar with crossed detail and breathable fabric sleeves, making it suitable for showcasing your brand.
From £3.46 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | £3.46 |
| 100+ | £3.42 |
| 250+ | £3.38 |
| 1000+ | £3.35 |
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