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Men's Honu Tech Shirt

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m01-P-01-14-2447

$54.95

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Honu is the Hawaiian name for the sea turtle. They symbolize good luck, endurance and long life. Also excellent navigators, they they are great at finding their way home. Legend says they guided the first Polynesian settlers to the islands! This light-weight, tech shirt is designed for speed, but also works well as a cool, kick-back top that won't show sweat! Our apparel doesn't fade, so this tech will look great years from now! Vibrant art you can’t feel, on our super-light, moisture-wicking Dry I.C.E. Fabric. 100-Mile tested by ultra runners for comfort at extreme distance and a unique, head-turning design. MSRP $54.95

Features:

• Dry I.C.E. Technical Fabric (Instant Cooling by Evaporation)

• Quick Wicking of Moisture

• Vibrant Lasting Color

• Flat Seamed with Seamsoft Thread for Chafe Resistance

• 100 Mile Ultra Tested

• Made in the USA

With proper care, your INKnBURN apparel will stay vivid and vibrant for years!

Wash on Cool or Warm. Do not use a detergent that contains bleach, whiteners or brighteners! Fabric softener is fine as long as it doesn't contain a bleach or brightener as well. Our colors will stay vivid and bright for years if you avoid any type of bleach. The dryer is fine for INB apparel and you can use dryer sheets, if you like. We recommend the permanent press setting that is warm, without being too hot. If you remove your apparel from the dryer while still warm, you should never need an iron. If you do want a more pressed look, you can use a cool iron.

Please avoid washing your INB apparel with any velcro or coarse fabrics. The tiny holes, that allow our fabric to breath, will catch on materials like this and potentially snag. We can also not be responsible for damage caused by products worn over our apparel that might damage the fabric or the art on it.