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Tasc Performance Men's Cloud Polo Brookline Stripe Short-Sleeve Shirt

$84.00

Tasc Performance® Men's Cloud Polo Brookline Stripe is PGA approved. This "smart" polo is temperature regulating, non static, non clingy, chemical-free, and ridiculously soft. It's a polo that cuts no corners and exceeds every expectation on the course. Experience unrivaled comfort and performance like no other without chemical additives.

  • Lightweight, Micro Modal and Polyester blend non-cling fabric 4-way stretch
  • Moisture-wicking and quick-drying
  • Self collar with permanent stays
  • French front placket with Trocus shell buttons
  • Side vents at hem
  • Made with Sustainable Materials

Product Features:

Fabric MicroAir 150gsm jersey: 48% Micro Modal, 47% Micro Polyester, 5% Elastane

Style Number: TM546Y

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Tasc Performance Inc.
Tasc Performance Inc.
Tasc Performance® was brought to life in 2009 with one mission: the reinvention of performance apparel. The New Orleans-based company was founded and is operated by the Andrews family, which has a 40-year legacy in the garment industry. After years of dealing with the compromises of polyester athletic apparel: skin irritation, bad odor and more, Al Andrews, former Tulane University basketball standout (All SEC '65-'66) charged his son Todd with the difficult task of finding a solution to the polyester problem.