Mitchell & Ness Seattle SuperSonics Kevin Durant 2007 Road Swingman Jersey Green YGroup_02045561 - Printed graphics - Dropped

Name: Mitchell & Ness Seattle SuperSonics Kevin Durant 2007 Road Swingman Jersey Green YGroup_02045561 - Printed graphics - Dropped
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SKU: 70297821174
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Mitchell & Ness Seattle SuperSonics Kevin Durant 2007 Road Swingman Jersey Green YGroup_02045561 Printed graphics Dropped Printed graphics Dropped shoulders Ribbed crewneck Twin needle stitching Short sleeves Regular fit Material: 100% Cotton Colour: White Style: M 8690 WHT contrast trims Dual side pockets Satin finish Zip close utility pocket at sleeve Signature red ribbon on utility pocket Colour: Black Style: 13026026 For all the ballers The Seattle SuperSonics Kevin Durant 2007 Road Swingman Jersey is made with breathable polyester mesh with side vents to keep you cool

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