Jordan Craig Shorts - Retro Riverside - Light Blue - J3218S Nitro Blue Material: 100% CottonFit: RelaxedColor: Black JORDANCR-8809H-S-C68819AA

Name: Jordan Craig Shorts - Retro Riverside - Light Blue - J3218S Nitro Blue Material: 100% CottonFit: RelaxedColor: Black JORDANCR-8809H-S-C68819AA
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 42461189866
Price: 33.60 USD
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Rating: 4.1242 (28 reviews)

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Jordan Craig Shorts Retro Riverside Light Blue J3218S Nitro Blue Material: 100% CottonFit: RelaxedColor: Black JORDANCR 8809H S C68819AA Material: 100% CottonFit: RelaxedColor: Black WashDetails: Cross embroidery This sleek and cozy jacket features a unique space themed design with a classic black colorway Retro short silhouette 8 5" inseam falls right above the knee 3D whiskers Open bottom hem with hanging weft Rip and repair design with self fabric backing 13oz Denim 100% Cotton

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