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Ably Polly Women's Dropped Neckline Tee | Repels Liquids, Stains, and Odors Beet Red
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Ably Polly Women's Dropped Neckline Tee | Repels Features
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FILIUM ACTIVATED: Filium is an eco-friendly technology that makes any natural fabric repel liquid, stains and resist odor without sacrificing softness or breathability.
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STAIN RESISTANT: Wine, coffee, melting ice cream — anything you used to worry about ruining your clothes runs right off.
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ODOR FREE: Your perspiration evaporates through the breathable fabric leaving your clothes smelling fresh even after a hard workout.
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FAST DRYING: The fabric repels the liquid, it dries up to 40% faster than regular clothing.
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SAFE FOR YOU AND THE PLANET: We don’t use any nanoparticles or chemicals that can break down and leach into your skin or the environment.
About Ably Polly Women's Dropped Neckline Tee | Repels
Who said a girl can't have it all? Breezy scooped neckline, timeless breast pocket, gently extended back panel... sounds like we're getting awfully close. The only way this tee could possible improve is if red wine rolled away like water off a duck's back, if it could be worn right out from the gym to the market without having to worry over washing. Now, if only somebody could make a shirt like that--what more could you ask for? EXPERTLY CRAFTED: Made with 100% premium cotton and Filium-activated for a lightweight, breathable shirt that you can wear all day, for days. THE DETAILS: Dropped neckline, curved shirttail hem, and a lengthened back panel. Cut to drape elegantly off the body with a slim fit around the waist. Never underestimate a well-made T-shirt. With its timeless style and all-day comfort, you'll want to wear it every day. And since it's Ably, you can.
