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woman's golf polo shirt
Adrav <nos...@nospam.com>
6/8/2005 11:40:58 PM
I'd like to buy a woman golfer a polo
shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Will this do? http://tinyurl.com/bbf7o
Or, any suggestions?
Many TIA!
shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Will this do? http://tinyurl.com/bbf7o
Or, any suggestions?
Many TIA!
Adrav <nos...@nospam.com>
6/8/2005 11:40:58 PM
I'd like to buy a woman golfer a polo
shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Will this do? http://tinyurl.com/bbf7o
Or, any suggestions?
Many TIA!
shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Will this do? http://tinyurl.com/bbf7o
Or, any suggestions?
Many TIA!
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net>
6/8/2005 8:39:50 PM
Adrav wrote:
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
I'd like to buy a woman golfer a polo
shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Will this do? http://tinyurl.com/bbf7o
Or, any suggestions?
Many TIA!
I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Will this do? http://tinyurl.com/bbf7o
Or, any suggestions?
Many TIA!
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net>
6/8/2005 8:39:50 PM
Adrav wrote:
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
I'd like to buy a woman golfer a polo
shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Will this do? http://tinyurl.com/bbf7o
Or, any suggestions?
Many TIA!
I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Will this do? http://tinyurl.com/bbf7o
Or, any suggestions?
Many TIA!
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net>
6/8/2005 8:39:50 PM
Adrav wrote:
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
I'd like to buy a woman golfer a polo
shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Will this do? http://tinyurl.com/bbf7o
Or, any suggestions?
Many TIA!
I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Will this do? http://tinyurl.com/bbf7o
Or, any suggestions?
Many TIA!
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net>
6/8/2005 8:39:50 PM
Adrav wrote:
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
I'd like to buy a woman golfer a polo
shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Will this do? http://tinyurl.com/bbf7o
Or, any suggestions?
Many TIA!
I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Will this do? http://tinyurl.com/bbf7o
Or, any suggestions?
Many TIA!
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
Adrav <nos...@nospam.com>
6/9/2005 1:19:12 AM
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net> wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/cele7
Adrav wrote:
I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
Would you wear this? I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
http://tinyurl.com/cele7
Adrav <nos...@nospam.com>
6/9/2005 1:19:12 AM
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net> wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/cele7
Adrav wrote:
I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
Would you wear this? I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
http://tinyurl.com/cele7
Adrav <nos...@nospam.com>
6/9/2005 1:19:12 AM
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net> wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/cele7
Adrav wrote:
I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
Would you wear this? I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
http://tinyurl.com/cele7
Adrav <nos...@nospam.com>
6/9/2005 1:19:12 AM
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net> wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/cele7
Adrav wrote:
I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
Would you wear this? I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me). Mercerized cotton should be nice and soft....
http://tinyurl.com/cele7
Celestia Vianello <CelestiaViane...@att.net>
6/9/2005 2:10:32 AM
x–no–archive: yes
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me).
Check with the recipient's favorite course regarding dress code...golf
courses where I am do not permit sleeveless tops...
Cele
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net> wrote:
I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me).
Check with the recipient's favorite course regarding dress code...golf
courses where I am do not permit sleeveless tops...
Cele
Celestia Vianello <CelestiaViane...@att.net>
6/9/2005 2:10:32 AM
x–no–archive: yes
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me).
Check with the recipient's favorite course regarding dress code...golf
courses where I am do not permit sleeveless tops...
Cele
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net> wrote:
I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me).
Check with the recipient's favorite course regarding dress code...golf
courses where I am do not permit sleeveless tops...
Cele
Celestia Vianello <CelestiaViane...@att.net>
6/9/2005 2:10:32 AM
x–no–archive: yes
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me).
Check with the recipient's favorite course regarding dress code...golf
courses where I am do not permit sleeveless tops...
Cele
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net> wrote:
I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me).
Check with the recipient's favorite course regarding dress code...golf
courses where I am do not permit sleeveless tops...
Cele
Celestia Vianello <CelestiaViane...@att.net>
6/9/2005 2:10:32 AM
x–no–archive: yes
tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me).
Check with the recipient's favorite course regarding dress code...golf
courses where I am do not permit sleeveless tops...
Cele
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net> wrote:
I personally prefer a sleeveless top when I'm playing golf (or tennis)...no material to "get in the way" of the arms swinging (that
just really bugs me).
Check with the recipient's favorite course regarding dress code...golf
courses where I am do not permit sleeveless tops...
Cele
"Trianna" <triannadun...@hotmail.com>
6/9/2005 5:02:45 PM
Adrav wrote:
narrowly, so best suit a slim or rangy woman.
The Liz Claiborne "Golf Basics" polos are good choices for women with a
rounder figure.
Escada Sport has some pretty funky polos, and their quality is
excellent.
You can find all of these brands at www.ladygolf.com.
T.
I'd like to buy a woman golfer a polo
shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Ralph Lauren polos are well–made and durable. They're cut a bit shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
narrowly, so best suit a slim or rangy woman.
The Liz Claiborne "Golf Basics" polos are good choices for women with a
rounder figure.
Escada Sport has some pretty funky polos, and their quality is
excellent.
You can find all of these brands at www.ladygolf.com.
T.
"Trianna" <triannadun...@hotmail.com>
6/9/2005 5:02:45 PM
Adrav wrote:
narrowly, so best suit a slim or rangy woman.
The Liz Claiborne "Golf Basics" polos are good choices for women with a
rounder figure.
Escada Sport has some pretty funky polos, and their quality is
excellent.
You can find all of these brands at www.ladygolf.com.
T.
I'd like to buy a woman golfer a polo
shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Ralph Lauren polos are well–made and durable. They're cut a bit shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
narrowly, so best suit a slim or rangy woman.
The Liz Claiborne "Golf Basics" polos are good choices for women with a
rounder figure.
Escada Sport has some pretty funky polos, and their quality is
excellent.
You can find all of these brands at www.ladygolf.com.
T.
"Trianna" <triannadun...@hotmail.com>
6/9/2005 5:02:45 PM
Adrav wrote:
narrowly, so best suit a slim or rangy woman.
The Liz Claiborne "Golf Basics" polos are good choices for women with a
rounder figure.
Escada Sport has some pretty funky polos, and their quality is
excellent.
You can find all of these brands at www.ladygolf.com.
T.
I'd like to buy a woman golfer a polo
shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Ralph Lauren polos are well–made and durable. They're cut a bit shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
narrowly, so best suit a slim or rangy woman.
The Liz Claiborne "Golf Basics" polos are good choices for women with a
rounder figure.
Escada Sport has some pretty funky polos, and their quality is
excellent.
You can find all of these brands at www.ladygolf.com.
T.
"Trianna" <triannadun...@hotmail.com>
6/9/2005 5:02:45 PM
Adrav wrote:
narrowly, so best suit a slim or rangy woman.
The Liz Claiborne "Golf Basics" polos are good choices for women with a
rounder figure.
Escada Sport has some pretty funky polos, and their quality is
excellent.
You can find all of these brands at www.ladygolf.com.
T.
I'd like to buy a woman golfer a polo
shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
Ralph Lauren polos are well–made and durable. They're cut a bit shirt she can wear during the summer, and I'd
like to do it online. There are lots of
websites that sell them, but I know nothing
about brands and 'status' and wearabiity.
narrowly, so best suit a slim or rangy woman.
The Liz Claiborne "Golf Basics" polos are good choices for women with a
rounder figure.
Escada Sport has some pretty funky polos, and their quality is
excellent.
You can find all of these brands at www.ladygolf.com.
T.