NOS Vintage Carter's Carpenter Dungarees W29 L34 | Vintage Denim Workwear Seattle | Barn Owl Vintage Clothing Carters Faint discoloration around the neckline 002C7O

Name: NOS Vintage Carter's Carpenter Dungarees W29 L34 | Vintage Denim Workwear Seattle | Barn Owl Vintage Clothing Carters Faint discoloration around the neckline 002C7O
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SKU: 50687190514
Price: 149.00 USD
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Rating: 4.882000000000001 (23 reviews)

NOS Vintage Carter's Carpenter Dungarees W29 L34 | Vintage Denim Workwear Seattle | Barn Owl Vintage Clothing Carters Faint discoloration around the neckline 002C7O

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NOS Vintage Carter's Carpenter Dungarees W29 L34 Vintage Denim Workwear Seattle Barn Owl Vintage Clothing Carters Faint discoloration around the neckline 002C7O Faint discoloration around the neckline as pictured Hips: 34" The pride of Lebanon Item is for sale from Barn Owl Vintage Goods in Georgetown

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