INSTITUTIONAL UNISEX SHIRTS Sample Clauses

INSTITUTIONAL UNISEX SHIRTS. 1) All shirts shall have size of garment screen printed directly below center back of collar. 2) All orange shirts shall be screen printed center back stacked as follows:
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INSTITUTIONAL UNISEX SHIRTS. Specifications are as follows: No pockets, pullover V-neck with raglan short sleeves, minimum 7 oz. twill, and approximately 65% polyester, 35% cotton. Minimum colors required are orange, navy blue, and lime green. Pricing shall include screen printing as stated herein.

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