What is Tarany map sweatshirt made of?

Tarany map sweatshirt: brand – Stanley/Stella Roller, STSU868. material – 85% organic cotton, 15% recycled polyester, brushed inside, 280 g/m². fit – Medium fit, unisex. sizes – XS–3XL. details – Ribbed crew neck, ribbed cuffs and hem, set-in sleeves, flatlock seams.

What sizes does Tarany map sweatshirt come in?

Tarany map sweatshirt comes in sizes XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3XL. Chest width (A) cm: XS 49, S 51.5, M 54, L 57, XL 60, XXL 63, 3XL 66. Body length (B) cm: XS 62, S 67, M 71, L 73, XL 75, XXL 77, 3XL 79.

Can I return my Tarany print?

Everything we sell is printed to order to your choices (design, map framing and zoom, front or back, garment, colour and size), so the right of withdrawal does not cover our garments, Tarany map sweatshirt included. Faulty goods can always be claimed under consumer law – in Sweden within three years, and where the mandatory rules of your own country give you longer, for that time.

How quickly will I get my Tarany print?

Tarany map sweatshirt is delivered by PostNord within 2–5 working days anywhere in Sweden. The shipping cost is shown at checkout.

Tarany is Hungary, at coordinates 46.1853°N, 17.2793°E.

Tarany map sweatshirt

Name: Tarany map sweatshirt
Brand: PinShirt
SKU: 3626556
Price: 249.00 SEK
Availability: InStock

449 SEK

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Add tote bag129 SEKTarany map · Heather Grey

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A detailed map of Tarany with a place marker, the name and the exact coordinates. A clean design for carrying the place with you. Premium cotton, unisex – from Tarany.

Printed on Stanley/Stella's Roller, a unisex crew-neck sweatshirt in the same brushed, organic cotton blend as our hoodie. Ribbed cuffs, flatlock seams and nothing in the way of the print – substantial enough for autumn and winter, calm enough for the office.

Tarany map sweatshirt

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