Washington Nationals Dog Jersey - Small

Get your pet ready for the game with this officially licensed MLB pet jersey! Made with polyester fabric and features a V-neck design, Velcro closure with button trim, woven jock tag and MLB logo on the back, and team designs on front and back. Machine wash on gentle cycle. Do not iron over printed designs.Sizing Information1. Measure the Length of the BackMeasure your pet from base of the neck to base of the tail.2.

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Get your pet ready for the game with this officially licensed MLB pet jersey! Made with polyester fabric and features a V-neck design, Velcro closure with button trim, woven jock tag and MLB logo on the back, and team designs on front and back. Machine wash on gentle cycle. Do not iron over printed designs.Sizing Information1. Measure the Length of the BackMeasure your pet from base of the neck to base of the tail.2.

Washington Nationals Dog Jersey - Small

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Get your dog ready for gameday with this high-end MLB officially licensed pet jersey, designed to fit your pet with maximum comfort and durability!!!

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