Women Airforce Slim Fit Sweater

Marsoni

M251S

$1099.50

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Women Airforce Slim Fit SweaterArticle Code: LTS 442 AIRFORCE Color: AIRFORCE Model Fitting: The model (height 5'7) is wearing a brand size S Fabric: 80% ACRYLIC + 20% POLYESTER Fit: Slim Fit Length: Regular Length Pattern: Solid Sleeve Length: Long Sleeves Neck Collar: Mock Collar Closure: Slip On Number Of Pockets: NA Knit Or Woven: Knit Add Ons: NA Fashion Type: Fashion Occasion: Casual Wash Care: Machine Wash Multipack Set: Single Brand: Kraus Jeans Country Of Origin: India

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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2000