The North Face Rainier Polo

The North Face Rainier Polo

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The Rainier Polo is a short sleeve performance top made by The North Face. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. The North Face Men's Rainier Polo (Spring 2007 Discontinued) Specifications for the Rainier Polo by The North Face Fabric: 95% Coolmax - 5% nylon Coolmax polyester double pique Ribbed collar with button placket Novelty taping and button ribbon Quick drying"

From Backcountry.com:
"Whether you're exploring a National Park or having lunch with a client on your business trip, The North Face Men's Rainier Polo Shirt keeps you dry and comfortable. The Rainier Polo Shirt's quick-drying material wicks away your sweat, and the three front buttons on this The North Face short-sleeve shirt give you a casual or slightly more dressy choice."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Great for summer travel and anytime you're stuck out in the sun, the North Face Rainier Polo has a thirsty Coolmax polyester fabric that pulls perspiration away from your skin far better than any fabric made from cotton. The collared polo design is ideal for those business-casual functions like afternoon socials or even a business lunch game in seats above the Green Monster. The North Face did add some novelty taping and button ribbon along the placket, but the detailing adds to the style without looking out of place. If you live out of a suitcase, you'll find that the Coolmax fabric in the Rainier Polo requires far less care or ironing than conventional cotton polo shirts."

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