Ed Hardy By Loiter Horse Power Vintage T-Shirt Black Acidwash YGroup_02044902 - Collaboration - Officially licensed

Name: Ed Hardy By Loiter Horse Power Vintage T-Shirt Black Acidwash YGroup_02044902 - Collaboration - Officially licensed
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 98746744067
Price: 54.99 USD
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Ed Hardy By Loiter Horse Power Vintage T Shirt Black Acidwash YGroup_02044902 Collaboration Officially licensed Collaboration Officially licensed Printed graphics Ribbed crewneck Twin needle stitching Dropped shoulders Short sleeves Vintage wash Material: 100% Cotton Colour: Black Wash Style: GCSHAVRAKTT making for a bold piece to top off any 'fit Elevate your casual wardrobe with the Ed Hardy X Loiter Horse Power Vintage T Shirt—a bold blend of iconic design and top notch comfort This premium cotton tee features striking graphics that pay homage to Ed Hardy’s legendary tattoo artistry blending the laidback

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