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PAW print Ranch and Rover - new
PAW print Ranch and Rover - new
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Product: American Apparel 1302GD Women's Garment-Dyed Heavyweight Cropped Tee
- Heavyweight 6 oz./yd², 18 singles fabric
- 100% cotton for durable, breathable comfort
- Garment-dyed finish creates a vintage-inspired faded look
- Boxy cropped fit delivers modern streetwear appeal
- Mid-length silhouette perfect for casual styling and layering
- Wide rib collar adds structure and elevated detail
- Taped neck and shoulders enhance durability and comfort
- Tear-away label for easy customization
- Made with responsibly sourced U.S.-grown BCI cotton
- Produced in OEKO-TEX and FLA certified facilities
- Ideal for retail apparel, casual wear, and custom printing
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