Vintage 1990's Poison Shirt| World Tour 90-91| Flesh & Blood | Black Long Sleeve | Pirate Radio Special Edition| (Men's Large) vintage shirts trademark “R” on both label wbt-hd50

Name: Vintage 1990's Poison Shirt| World Tour 90-91| Flesh & Blood | Black Long Sleeve | Pirate Radio Special Edition| (Men's Large) vintage shirts trademark “R” on both label wbt-hd50
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 69820243213
Price: 169.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1746 (13 reviews)

Vintage 1990's Poison Shirt| World Tour 90-91| Flesh & Blood | Black Long Sleeve | Pirate Radio Special Edition| (Men's Large) vintage shirts trademark “R” on both label wbt-hd50

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Vintage 1990's Poison Shirt World Tour 90 91 Flesh & Blood Black Long Sleeve Pirate Radio Special Edition (Men's Large) vintage shirts trademark “R” on both label wbt hd50 trademark “R” on both label sides Materials: 50 50 Cotton & Polyester Year: 1990 Sleeves: 26''

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