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OccuNomix

ANSI Class II T-Shirt

Item #: SSETP2-O-Orange/ SSETP2-Y-Lime

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Soft, polyester fabric feels like cotton and helps to eliminate chafing and clinging to the skin

Made by OccuNomix (Manuf. Part # LUX-SSETP2-O/LUX-SSETP2-Y)
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ANSI Class II T-Shirt - Orange - Front

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Soft, polyester fabric feels like cotton and helps to eliminate chafing and clinging to the skin.

  • Lightweight 100% polyester fabric
  • 2" wide silver reflective tape, front & back
  • Comfortable collar
  • Upper left breast pocket
  • Class II ANSI/ISEA 107-2004
  • OccuNomix (Manuf. Part # LUX-SSETP2-O/LUX-SSETP2-Y)

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Great Shirts Review by BulletRC
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These are great hi-viz shirts. They do feel just like cotton, but are polyester. The chest pocket seems to be just a tad higher than most shirts, but for me, it was no big deal. I would highly recommend to anyone. (Posted on 1/7/12)

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