Settlement Polkadot Bpack Yellow Size:One Size finished of in black with

Name: Settlement Polkadot Bpack Yellow Size:One Size finished of in black with
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 53673421488
Price: 66.55 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.882000000000001 (14 reviews)

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Settlement Polkadot Bpack Yellow Size:One Size finished of in black with finished of in black with gold greek maze pattern the entire way around the band with clear enamel protectant Black leather wrapped frame and arm tips Matte black and white "mosaic" pattern etched acetate arm Clear CR 39 with 9five logo etched on right lens Handmade acetate frame and temples 55mm 16mm 140mm 140mm (lens width bridge width temple length frame width) The Parker Backpack offers a slimmer silhouette featuring a diagonal zipper and pleated front pocket • Fully Lined With Our Signature Coated Poly Fabric • Up To 15" Laptop Sleeve Pocket • Zippered Expandable Front Sleeve Pocket • Full Grain Leather Zipper Pulls • Internal Media Pocket

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