Bob Allen, High Prairie Hunting Shirt, Long Sleeve, Green/Tan
A button-down collar makes this hunting shirt not only comfortable but great looking to boot.
- 100% Cotton
- Reinforced forearms
- Reinforced shooting pad
- Button down collar
- Right-handed
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Item Specifications
| Brand | Bob Allen |
| Product name | High Prairie Hunting Shirt |
| Sleeve type | Long Sleeve |
| Colors | Green/Tan |
| Material | 100% Cotton |
| Reinforcements | Forearms and Shooting pad |
| Collar type | Button-down |
| User type | Right-handed |
| Design features | Classic hunter green, tan accent |
| Occasion | Hunting |
| Available for | Men |
| Additional product variations | Long sleeve, green/tan |
Upgrade Your Hunting Style with Bob Allen's High Prairie Hunting Shirt, Green/Tan
Experience the ultimate blend of comfort and style with this Bob Allen High Prairie Hunting Shirt. Crafted with 100% cotton material and featuring long sleeves, this hunter green and tan shirt is perfect for your next hunting excursion. The reinforced shooting pad and forearms ensure durability for long-lasting wear.
Designed with the outdoorsman in mind, this button-down collar hunting shirt is not just comfortable but also great-looking. The hunter green color and tan accent shooting pad create a classic combination that will have you looking stylish on your hunting trips.
Bob Allen's commitment to quality ensures that this High Prairie Hunting Shirt will stand the test of time. The reinforced forearms and shooting pad allow for extra durability while the 100% cotton material provides maximum comfort.
