Mitchell & Ness Orlando Magic 1993 NBA Draft T-Shirt Faded Black colour-green-crystal-wash - Collaboration - Officially licensed

Name: Mitchell & Ness Orlando Magic 1993 NBA Draft T-Shirt Faded Black colour-green-crystal-wash - Collaboration - Officially licensed
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SKU: 74311465296
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Mitchell & Ness Orlando Magic 1993 NBA Draft T Shirt Faded Black colour green crystal wash Collaboration Officially licensed Collaboration Officially licensed Printed graphics Ribbed crewneck Twin needle stitching Dropped shoulders Short sleeves Vintage wash Fits small Material: 100% Cotton Colour: Black Wash Style: GCJONJONEST An elegant piece that will add the finishing touch to your outfit Geek out with the Orlando Magic 1993 NBA Draft T Shirt that gives off an old school look and feel with its retro graphic print and vintage wash Made with premium cotton for a comfortable

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