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The North Face Bear on the Move Short Sleeve T-shirt - Men's
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The North Face Men's Bear On The Move T-Shirt combines comfort and sustainability in a design built for everyday wear.
Eye-catching graphics on the chest and back are printed with no-hand, water-based inks for a smooth, natural feel.
Features
• Set-in sleeves
• Rib on collar and cuffs
• Screen-printed graphic/logo on left chest and on back
• No-hand, water-based, graphics
• Circular design: thoughtfully designed to be disassembled and recycled by TNF at the end of its life into raw materials for a second generation of products
Eye-catching graphics on the chest and back are printed with no-hand, water-based inks for a smooth, natural feel.
Features
• Set-in sleeves
• Rib on collar and cuffs
• Screen-printed graphic/logo on left chest and on back
• No-hand, water-based, graphics
• Circular design: thoughtfully designed to be disassembled and recycled by TNF at the end of its life into raw materials for a second generation of products
The North Face Men's Bear On The Move T-Shirt combines comfort and sustainability in a design built for everyday wear.
Eye-catching graphics on the chest and back are printed with no-hand, water-based inks for a smooth, natural feel.
Features
• Set-in sleeves
• Rib on collar and cuffs
• Screen-printed graphic/logo on left chest and on back
• No-hand, water-based, graphics
• Circular design: thoughtfully designed to be disassembled and recycled by TNF at the end of its life into raw materials for a second generation of products
Eye-catching graphics on the chest and back are printed with no-hand, water-based inks for a smooth, natural feel.
Features
• Set-in sleeves
• Rib on collar and cuffs
• Screen-printed graphic/logo on left chest and on back
• No-hand, water-based, graphics
• Circular design: thoughtfully designed to be disassembled and recycled by TNF at the end of its life into raw materials for a second generation of products