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Men's Overtime Workwear Thermal Long Sleeve Shirt

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$36.5 $50 In stock

Category: Long Sleeve Shirts

The Overtime Workwear Thermal L/S is a men's long-sleeve waffle thermal built for long shifts and cold mornings, with loose-fit comfort, hearty 100% cotton knit, and a chest pocket with pencil holder for quick scribbles and small essentials. Wear it solo or layer it for workwear thermal grit without the bulk.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah ★★★★★

Got this for early morning job site starts and the chest pocket with pencil holder is actually handy for marking up plans. The loose fit lets me layer a hoodie underneath without feeling bulky.

Sofia ★★★★★

The waffle knit is noticeably thicker than my old thermals, so I stay warm without feeling bulky inside my coveralls. That chest pocket holds my pen and small notepad perfectly for jotting down notes on the job.

Joseph ★★★★★

I’ve worn it through three 5 a.m. shifts this week and the loose fit lets me layer a hoodie over it without feeling like a marshmallow. The chest pocket actually holds a pen upright, which is way more useful than I expected.