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adidas Men's adidas Red Arsenal x Places+Faces T-Shirt, Main, color, Red

adidas Men's adidas Red Arsenal x Places+Faces T-Shirt, Alternate, color, Red

Men's adidas Red Arsenal x Places+Faces T-Shirt

Name: Men's adidas Red Arsenal x Places+Faces T-Shirt
Brand: adidas
Price: 49.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (4 reviews)

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Current Price $49.99

Color: Red

X-Large

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Details & care

The collaboration between adidas and Places+Faces cultivates a vibe of urban cool, resulting in this visually striking Arsenal T-Shirt. Crafted from soft, breathable cotton, this tee delivers all-day comfort whether you're repping The Gunners on or off the pitch. The regular fit provides a classic silhouette, while the rib-knit collar adds durability and structure for long-lasting wear.

Brand: adidas
Imported
Lightweight feel
Machine wash with garment inside out, tumble dry low
Material: 100% Cotton
Officially licensed
Regular Fit: True to size, not too tight or loose
Rib-knit collar provides a durable stretch
Screen print graphics
Short sleeve
Item #11441932

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The adidas brand sets the curve for sports technology and streetwear relevance. In 1924, Adi Dassler founded his first shoe factory in Germany, providing athletic wear to Gold medalists in multiple Olympics. He created his namesake company and registered the now-famous three-stripes shoe design in 1949. Today, adidas shoes and clothing are synonymous with performance and style, with collections available for women, men and kids.