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Patchwork Medallion Print Tee

Patchwork Medallion Print Tee

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A bold medallion print with abstract writing makes this crew-neck tee an exciting fashion choice. The short sleeves and medium-weight, 100% cotton construction woven with a hint of stretch ensure that you'll be comfortable wearing this casual top. Short sleeve. Machine wash cold. Interlock knit.

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