Mitchell & Ness Chicago Bulls Dennis Rodman Studded Tips T-Shirt Washed Black YGroup_01006425 Crafted from a luxury Textured

Name: Mitchell & Ness Chicago Bulls Dennis Rodman Studded Tips T-Shirt Washed Black YGroup_01006425 Crafted from a luxury Textured
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 91043706639
Price: 64.99 USD
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Mitchell & Ness Chicago Bulls Dennis Rodman Studded Tips T Shirt Washed Black YGroup_01006425 Crafted from a luxury Textured Crafted from a luxury Textured Wool Halter neck Straps meet in the middle at the back Cropped Ribbed fabric Sleeveless Fits big Colour: White Style: CK KM 2108010 Elevate your everyday wear with the Studded Tips T Shirt that gives off an old school look and feel with its printed graphics that are decked out in studded details Made with premium cotton and twin needle stitching for a comfortable

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