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The ultimate baselayer garment is here. Provides superior wicking and fast drying capabilities that pull moisture and perspiration away from the skin for improved evaporation that dries 4x faster than cotton. The polyester cotton blend fabric provides a natural feel with a touch of stretch that regulates skin temperature, providing up to a 7º cooler body than other fibers or treatments along with an environmentally friendly FreshGuard® treatment for a built-in natural odor neutralizing system. drirelease® performance won’t wash or wear out over time and the pill and wrinkle resistant fabric makes the shirts virtually worry free.; Features 1. Ribbed knit crew neck collar 2. Flat seam construction to reduce friction 3. Heat transferred inner tag 4. Raglan sleeve design allowing greater movement to the wearer

Ribbed crewneck collar Pen stall on each sleeve Mesh side gussets Split drop-tail hem for enhanced coverage in back

Button down Byron collar with state-of-the-art hidden button under collar points Bi-swing back Tapered body with fitted waist Hidden mic loop on shoulders Three-button cuff Hidden document pockets Front chest pockets with mitered pocket flaps and pen stalls

Two bellowed chest pockets with drain holes Snag proof button flaps Shoulder epaulets Left pocket has pencil pocket opening Fused collar Reinforced elbow patches Cuffs have button tab with two buttons Concealed snag proof two button placket

Heavy 6.4oz. fabric on shoulders/chest 4.6oz. fabric on torso Modified raglan sleeves Flat seam construction to reduce friction Tagless, crew neck self-fabric collar Welted loop pocket panel with hook & loop closure on left sleeve for storage and patch attachment Pocket loop panels on each sleeve for pens

121008 The Women's V2 BDU Series honors the traditional Mil-Spec Uniform but introduces the advanced comfort and flexibility that is a cornerstone of the V2 line. ARMS Fabric, Double Dye Technology, and First Tactical’s Advanced Fit combine to create a high-performance, mission ready uniform.

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