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Mitchell & Ness Shawn Kemp Seattle SuperSonics #40 '95-'96 Road Swing Jersey Green YGroup_03011318 - Classic fit M-A1 Bomber
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Mitchell & Ness Shawn Kemp Seattle SuperSonics #40 '95 '96 Road Swing Jersey Green YGroup_03011318 Classic fit M A1 Bomber Classic fit M A1 Bomber With Added Length Stonewashed Crafted from a Textured Nylon & Cotton blend YKK Silver 2 Way Center Zip Ruffle Stitch Sleeves With utility Pocket Distressed Ribbed Wrists 59FIFTY® Fitted Embroidered Official Team Logo Embroidered New Era® flag at left League Logo on Back 6 Panel Structured Silhouette High Profile Crown Flat Visor Colour: Black Style: 60355890 Rep' your team and your favourite players with the latest drop of Mitchell & Ness NBA jerseys at Culture Kings The Shawn Kemp Seattle SuperSonics #40 '95 '96 Road Swing Jersey features printed team and player detailing so you can run with the pros
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