Mitchell & Ness Chicago Bulls Dennis Rodman #91 '95-'96 Marble Swingman Jersey Red Size:L Weight: 32g - Composition: 30%

Name: Mitchell & Ness Chicago Bulls Dennis Rodman #91 '95-'96 Marble Swingman Jersey Red Size:L Weight: 32g - Composition: 30%
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 77772530366
Price: 149.99 USD
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Mitchell & Ness Chicago Bulls Dennis Rodman #91 '95 '96 Marble Swingman Jersey Red Size:L Weight: 32g Composition: 30% Weight: 32g Composition: 30% Zinc Alloy 70% Iron Colour: Gold Style: WW607 N GLD pull on design Block Heel High quality suede upper Elasticated Panel Embossed branding on back ankle support and pull tab Saint Morta Shoe Horn included Colour: Taupe Style: SMNOMPNTCHBT Take your on court style to a whole new level with the Marble Swingman Jerseys from Mitchell & Ness The all over marbled print is clearly the standout feature of these jerseys closely followed by the team name and player graphics stitched to the front and back

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