Propper Announces I.C.E. Performance Polo
Propper International, a manufacturer of garments for military, tactical and law enforcement use, introduced the I.C.E. Performance Polo line with improved wicking technology.

Propper International, a manufacturer of garments for military, tactical and law enforcement use, introduced the I.C.E. Performance Polo line with improved wicking technology.
Propper I.C.E. (Integrated Cooling Effect) technology breaks the mold of traditional wicking by increasing the fiber's surface area with a six-channel design, drawing moisture away from the skin and drying 125 percent faster than cotton and 30 percent faster than traditional polyester, according to the company.
Because this technology is engineered into the fabric itself, the wicking properties will never wash out as they would with chemically modified fabrics. The Propper I.C.E. Performance Polo keeps you cool and dry during intense activity.
The Propper I.C.E. Performance Polo also integrates exceptional styling and functional features such as hidden buttons located under the collar for a pro-to-casual look, mic clips on both shoulders and a sunglass clip under the front buttons, gusseted mesh underarms for increased ventilation and range of motion, a longer tail that keeps the shirt tucked in and a tagless label in the collar for comfort.
Made with 94 percent polyester and 6 percent Spandex, the interlock design resists snagging, pilling and fading after frequent washes and maints a comfortable fit and professional appearance. A DuPont Teflon fabric protector repels spills and stains. Available colors include black, grey, LAPD navy, red and white in men's sizes XS to 5XL. The shirts retail for $39.99.
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