Mitchell & Ness Las Vegas Raiders Established Mesh Shorts Black YGroup_03012253 - Embroidered logo - All

Name: Mitchell & Ness Las Vegas Raiders Established Mesh Shorts Black YGroup_03012253 - Embroidered logo - All
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 42396940979
Price: 87.00 USD
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Mitchell & Ness Las Vegas Raiders Established Mesh Shorts Black YGroup_03012253 Embroidered logo All Embroidered logo All over print Zipper closure Shoe compartment with zip close Satin lining Detachable adjustable shoulder strap Moulded carry handles Dimensions: 24 cm x 45 cm x 28 cm Volume: 33 Elastic waist with drawcord Feature zip pocket entries 5 pocket design with closures Paneled construction Thick elastic ankle cuffs Carré branding Regular fit Composition: 100% Cotton Denim Colour: Light Blue Style: CAEVOXLCARJG The world knows who you rep' when you rock these shorts Comfortable and breathable

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