Vintage 1990's KISS Sleeveless Shirt "Fuck you. You Blew it" Conventions Tour | 1995-96 conventions ''I Was There'' T-shirt | (Mens Large) violent femmes + Has some visible holes wbt-hd50

Name: Vintage 1990's KISS Sleeveless Shirt "Fuck you. You Blew it" Conventions Tour | 1995-96 conventions ''I Was There'' T-shirt | (Mens Large) violent femmes + Has some visible holes wbt-hd50
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 59144392790
Price: 55.00 USD
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Vintage 1990's KISS Sleeveless Shirt "Fuck you. You Blew it" Conventions Tour 1995 96 conventions ''I Was There'' T shirt (Mens Large) violent femmes + Has some visible holes wbt hd50 + Has some visible holes on the front of garment and unravelling bottom seam Pit to pit 18 YEAR: 1995 96 +Has many visible holes at bottom

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