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Men's Nike Red Chicago Bulls 2022/23 City Edition Pregame Warmup Long Sleeve Shooting Shirt

Name: Men's Nike Red Chicago Bulls 2022/23 City Edition Pregame Warmup Long Sleeve Shooting Shirt
Brand: Nike
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The Men's Nike Red Chicago Bulls 2022/23 City Edition Pregame Warmup Long Sleeve Shooting Shirt is the perfect way to show your support for the Chicago Bulls. With its heat-sealed graphics and raglan sleeves, this shirt is both stylish and comfortable. The ribbed collar and bottom hem with splits add a touch of detail, while the polyester material ensures you'll stay cool and dry even during the most intense games. Whether you're cheering from the stands or watching from home, this shirt is a must-have for any Bulls fan.

Machine wash, tumble dry low
Imported
Officially licensed
Bottom hem with splits
Material: 100% Polyester
Long sleeve
Heat-sealed graphics
Raglan sleeves
Brand: Nike
Ribbed collar
Crew neck
Item #7488242
Core Product ID 33333797QH

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