Regent - Men's Green 2 Piece Double Breasted Suit Size:36" Jacket 30" Trousers wear together for formal events ll_scott_suit_grey_40

Name: Regent - Men's Green 2 Piece Double Breasted Suit Size:36" Jacket 30" Trousers wear together for formal events ll_scott_suit_grey_40
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 41156404791
Price: 174.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7092 (7 reviews)

SKU 41156404791 · ★ 4.7

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Regent Men's Green 2 Piece Double Breasted Suit Size:36" Jacket 30" Trousers wear together for formal events ll_scott_suit_grey_40 wear together for formal events or separate pieces to expand your wardrobe options * Tailored Fit (inbetween slim & regular fit) Regular Length 32" Inside Leg Trousers (can be adjusted longer or shorter from any local dry cleaners or tailors) * Refined Double Breasted Design: Offers a sharp commanding silhouette with a structured fit that enhances confidence in formal settings

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