Mitchell & Ness Los Angeles Dodgers 'Trucker Variety Pack' Trucker Snapback Lime YGroup_01039173 - Printed graphics - Embroidered

Name: Mitchell & Ness Los Angeles Dodgers 'Trucker Variety Pack' Trucker Snapback Lime YGroup_01039173 - Printed graphics - Embroidered
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90061978967
Price: 34.00 USD
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Mitchell & Ness Los Angeles Dodgers 'Trucker Variety Pack' Trucker Snapback Lime YGroup_01039173 Printed graphics Embroidered Printed graphics Embroidered Contrast ribbed trims V neck neckline Collared Contrast panels Chequered print Dropped shoulders Twin needle stitching Regular fit Colour: Black Style: DWMJ243 Mesh upper Moulded EVA Synthetic leather Rubber outsole Low cut silhouette Padded collar Lace up closure Colour: Faded Yellow Style: 1202A164 118 Standout from the rest in the Trucker Variety Pack by Mitchell & Ness Designed to be the ultimate 'fit finisher

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