Mitchell & Ness Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron James #23 '15 Road Swingman Jersey Cardinal YGroup_01036911 it includes a wide leg

Name: Mitchell & Ness Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron James #23 '15 Road Swingman Jersey Cardinal YGroup_01036911 it includes a wide leg
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SKU: 53094815409
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Mitchell & Ness Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron James #23 '15 Road Swingman Jersey Cardinal YGroup_01036911 it includes a wide leg it includes a wide leg opening and a splatter wax coating for a distinct look Embroidered graphics Metal stud details Vegan leather Ribbed trims Dropped shoulders Full zip up close Dual side pockets Collared Oversized box fit Colour: Black Burgundy Style: EH26Q2039 For all the ballers The Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron James #23 '15 Road Swingman Jersey is made with breathable polyester mesh with side vents to keep you cool

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