102SXLM Hi-Vis Lime X-Back Birdseye Safety Shirt with Pocket Blood Borne Pathogen (BBP) & Personal Protection And Spill Clean Up Kit With CPR Micro Shield Hi-Vis Two-Tone Design: Bright lime Size:18"
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102SXLM Hi Vis Lime X Back Birdseye Safety Shirt with Pocket Blood Borne Pathogen (BBP) & Personal Protection And Spill Clean Up Kit With CPR Micro Shield Hi Vis Two Tone Design: Bright lime Size:18" Hi Vis Two Tone Design: Bright lime with contrasting navy ensures enhanced visibility and a sleek The 24 Person Emergency Preparedness Kit provides critical survival supplies in the event that students or workers need to remain in their facilities or evacuate after an emergency or disaster 100% Polyester 140 gsm Birdseye Knit Additional Features Short Sleeve T Shirt
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