#USA301KY-BK

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Kentucky (KHSAA) Long Sleeve Umpire Shirt - Black

Name: Kentucky (KHSAA) Long Sleeve Umpire Shirt - Black
SKU: USA301KY-BK
Price: 54.99 USD
Rating: 4 (2 reviews)

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Want a crisper, more professional look on the field? These high performance Pro Knit umpire shirts are dyed in a unique way to provide a vibrancy and durability that is unparalleled! Smitty’s dye sublimation process prints logos and flags directly onto the fabric ensures this shirt can be worn and laundered time and time again without fading or peeling.

FEATURES

Made in the USA
White border USA flag on left sleeve printed directly on fabric (no patches or embroidery)
KHSAA dye sublimated logo centered over pocket
Smitty USA logo dye sublimiated on yoke
Shrink, wrinkle, and stain resistant for a durable, long life
Wicks moisture from the body, increasing comfort and providing an intangible performance advantage
Long-sleeved umpire shirt with three-button placket and a split tail design
Color: black with white knit trim on collar
For baseball
Sized for plate

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Rob S.

Ludlow, KY

March 17, 2022 Verified Purchase

Durable material that holds up well for many games.

John

Independence, KY

April 7, 2021 Verified Purchase

So I bought these umpire shirts last year prior to the shutdown. I'm 2 plate jobs in and I already have snag spots visible on the outside of the shirt from the chest protector clips (West Vest Gold) and the collar seems to have grew. Only reason I'm giving it a 3 star is because it did keep me warm for the most part. For a $50 shirt, I was hoping it could have stood a little more ware and tare. Hoping to get a season out of it or warmer weather, whichever comes first.