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For those who enjoy the Triple Aught Design Primer Collection, but want a 100% cotton option, here is the Triple Aught Design Primer Cotton Henley Long Sleeve in serpent.
Light and versatile, the Primer Hoodie provides full-coverage sun protection, adaptive warmth or cooling, and casual comfort all year long. Primer brings the old-school look of waffle knits into 21st century with technical performance and durability.
In the heat of the day, Primer's high breathability and light waffle knit provide moisture wicking comfort without compromising ultraviolet protection or picking up odors. When it cools off, Primer provides light insulation with minimal bulk and layers easily.
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Add to BasketKinda, wasn't sure what to expect for this price and cotton but it fits very nicely, loose fit, is pretty soft after a couple washes. As others have said it's a lighter green that the photo but that's no issue. The surprise is that it dries way faster than any cotton I've had before and works nicely as a standalone t-shirt (too thin for me to call it a regular hoody) because of it. Very good application of the correct nit.
Comfortable , relaxed fit. Good quality garment. The real colour is much lighter than the picture. As with TAD the price is a bit daunting.
A really comfortable high quality cotton garment. True to size, really nice piece for a stand alone or mid layer for low output activities.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
