Black Classico | Tab Collar | Short Sleeve | 100% Cotton | Made in Belgium

Black Classico | Tab Collar | Short Sleeve | 100% Cotton | Made in Belgium

Marsoni

M251S

$101.00

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Black Classico | Tab Collar | Short Sleeve | 100% Cotton | Made in BelgiumSlabbinck Classico dress clergy shirt with removable tab and short sleeves. A unique shirt, with a wide cut and refined finish. To enhance comfort, this shirt has a double pleat in the back. Made of 100% high quality cotton for comfort and easy washing. Two white tabs are included with each shirt. Available in Blue, Grey, and Black Most sizes are in stock and ship same business day. Out of stock sizes arrive in 5 7 days. Slabbinck is a family owned

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