Parlor 23 "PRLR Swoosh Bandana" x Redwood Classics Sweatpants Air Force 1 including the company's highly limited FRANCHIZ

Name: Parlor 23 "PRLR Swoosh Bandana" x Redwood Classics Sweatpants Air Force 1 including the company's highly limited FRANCHIZ
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 78087472866
Price: 100.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3798 (7 reviews)

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Parlor 23 "PRLR Swoosh Bandana" x Redwood Classics Sweatpants Air Force 1 including the company's highly limited FRANCHIZ including the company's highly limited products everything from t shirts to bicycles and collaborations Nan Goldin Embroidered by @_afterschool_special_ Rob Echevarria The "PRLR Swoosh" shown here features our homage to the original Nike swoosh but reimagined with Parlor 23 skewed to fill the iconic shape Behind the swoosh is our throw to the infamous "Travis Scott" Dunk SB Low to tie the whole graphic together

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