2 PAIR - J.B. Field's Men's Icelandic "40 Below True North" Wool Thermal Winter Sock- SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT Color:Beige with a lightly cushioned combed CEBT1113-HEATHERSILVER-OS

Name: 2 PAIR - J.B. Field's Men's Icelandic "40 Below True North" Wool Thermal Winter Sock- SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT Color:Beige with a lightly cushioned combed CEBT1113-HEATHERSILVER-OS
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 91348423750
Price: 33.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1332 (7 reviews)

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2 PAIR J.B. Field's Men's Icelandic "40 Below True North" Wool Thermal Winter Sock SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT Color:Beige with a lightly cushioned combed CEBT1113 HEATHERSILVER OS with a lightly cushioned combed cotton blend reinforced with Stance's Infiknit™ fibers 69% Acrylic 2% Acrylic SAVE 30% Off this two pair pack of factory seconds (Slightly Imperfect) SAVE $15

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