Mitchell & Ness '93 All Star East Michael Jordan #23 Authentic NBA Jersey Blue Size:2XL - Officially Licensed Merchandise -

Name: Mitchell & Ness '93 All Star East Michael Jordan #23 Authentic NBA Jersey Blue Size:2XL - Officially Licensed Merchandise -
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 77130588122
Price: 150.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Mitchell & Ness '93 All Star East Michael Jordan #23 Authentic NBA Jersey Blue Size:2XL Officially Licensed Merchandise Officially Licensed Merchandise Adjustable drawstring hood Elasticated waistband and cuffs Acid Washed Fabric Treatment Front kangaroo pocket Alabama Logo at front 50% cotton 50% Polyester Colour: Vintage Black Chain Width: 7mm Approx Celebrate the legacy of Michael Jordan with this Hardwood Classics Authentic Jersey by Mitchell & Ness The sharp graphics and classic design will be sure to show off your team dedication

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