Rats Get Fat Butterfly Effect Vintage T-Shirt Black/Black Size:M 25 grams ***NECKLACE IS NOT

Name: Rats Get Fat Butterfly Effect Vintage T-Shirt Black/Black Size:M 25 grams ***NECKLACE IS NOT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 57658215826
Price: 34.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6930000000000005 (14 reviews)

SKU 57658215826 · ★ 4.7

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Rats Get Fat Butterfly Effect Vintage T Shirt Black Black Size:M 25 grams ***NECKLACE IS NOT 25 grams ***NECKLACE IS NOT INCLUDED Regular fit 100% polyester mesh body Knit 1x1 ribbed neckline and armholes Screen printed twill front back number applications Official team graphics Mitchell & Ness HWC Swingman woven jocktag and woven label at hemline Colour: Navy Style ID: MNCC18156 Secure the Butterfly Effect T Shirt for that iconic look that is sure to elevate your streetwear style Featuring a custom butterfly inspired print on the chest and back and finished with a vintage wash for a fire fit

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