Vintage Deer Wool Cowichan Style Sweater SZ M | Vintage Cowichan Sweaters Seattle | Barn Owl Vintage Seattle Cotton Flannel This one is in good 002C7O

Name: Vintage Deer Wool Cowichan Style Sweater SZ M | Vintage Cowichan Sweaters Seattle | Barn Owl Vintage Seattle Cotton Flannel This one is in good 002C7O
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84408688879
Price: 173.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0306 (5 reviews)

Vintage Deer Wool Cowichan Style Sweater SZ M | Vintage Cowichan Sweaters Seattle | Barn Owl Vintage Seattle Cotton Flannel This one is in good 002C7O

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Vintage Deer Wool Cowichan Style Sweater SZ M Vintage Cowichan Sweaters Seattle Barn Owl Vintage Seattle Cotton Flannel This one is in good 002C7O This one is in good vintage condition Inseam: 32" A beautifully knit vintage cowichan zip up sweater with a deer pattern on the rear Seattle's Home for Vintage Cowichan Style Sweaters

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