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Amazon offers best-selling Carhartt K87 T-Shirts from just $15 Prime shipped (25% off), more

Amazon is currently offering Carhartt’s K87 T-Shirts for men and women for just $14.99 Prime shipped. To compare, this is the lowest price we’ve seen in over a year and regularly this t-shirt is priced at $20. This t-shirt is available in an array of color options and the material is highly-durable for tough work. It also has a side-seam construction to minimize twisting and it has a stylish chest logo as well. You can easily style this t-shirt throughout any season and it can be layered during transitioning seasons. Find even more deals by heading below, or you can shop the entire sale here.

You can also find the men’s Force Relaxed Fit Midweight Long-Sleeve Pocket T-Shirt from $23. This shirt is regularly priced at $34 and it’s available in eight color options. This is another t-shirt that will easily become a go-to in your wardrobe and it has sweat-wicking fabric to keep you comfortable throughout the day. Finally, be sure to check out our fashion guide for additional deals today.

Carhartt K87 T-Shirt features:

  • Rib-knit crew neck
  • Side-seam construction minimizes twisting
  • Left-chest pocket with sewn-on Carhartt label
  • Tagless neck label
  • Prev. Name: Workwear Pocket Short-Sleeve T-Shirt

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Ali Smith is a fashion and lifestyle blogger and an editor at 9to5toys. She has a unique perspective on fashion and is always watching for the newest and freshest trends. Her blog and Instagram is http://alismithstyle.com/. Contact her at ali@9to5mac.com.