PRANA PROSPECT HEIGHTS GRAPHIC SHORT SLEEVE - PRODUCT OVERVIEW

From the studio to the store, cross fit to the coffee shop, the Prana Prospect Heights Graphic Short Sleeve Shirt does it all. Engineered with 4-way stretch and moisture-wicking properties, this men’s top delivers technical performance when you need it, and plenty of everyday style when you don’t.

The Prana Prospect Heights Graphic Short Sleeve Shirt is ,made from a recycled polyester blend, this shirt also features REFIBRAbest selling fabric, sourced from an upcycling process that repurposes cotton scraps and more. Now that’s a story to share with your running partner.

FEATURES

• Recycled polyester blend melange micro stripe fabric
• 4-way stretch jersey knit with moisture wicking performance
• Two-tone neck tape binding detail
•  Standard fit
•  bluesign approved materials
•  Fair Trade Certifiedbest selling Factory

Fabric details
52% Polyester / 38% Recycled Polyester / 10% TENCELbest selling Lyocell

SIZING

Arm Length: With your arms slightly bent, measure the center of your back neck, across your shoulder and down the outside of your arm to the wrist bone.

Chest: Place the tape measure under the arms and around the fullest part of your chest.

ABOUT PRANA

Clothing for Positive Change

Inclusivity | Social Responsibility | Always Improving

prAna creates high-quality sustainable clothing for men and women. Established in California in 1992, prAna clothing and accessories are now available through our website, flagship stores, and retail partners.

We believe that together, we can outfit our adventures with respect for the planet and its people; We can inspire new generations to thrive and stay active in their own unique way; We can create Clothing for Positive Change.

We believe positive change comes from progress, not the pursuit of perfection. From the farm to the factory to our closets, we all have an opportunity to create positive change through clothing. Start asking questions about your clothes in the same way you ask about the food you eat, and you can help fundamentally change the way clothing is made.