Dsquared2 Logo Hooded Windbreaker ProductID-71595 black/white cotton twill weave two-tone

Name: Dsquared2 Logo Hooded Windbreaker ProductID-71595 black/white cotton twill weave two-tone
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 58170758789
Price: 386.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4185 (25 reviews)

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Dsquared2 Logo Hooded Windbreaker ProductID 71595 black white cotton twill weave two tone black white cotton twill weave two tone design logo print to the front two rolled top handles adjustable detachable shoulder strap open top main compartment internal slip pocket lilac purple calf suede almond toe branded insole braided raffia platform rubber sole tie fastening ankle strap This piece comes complete with a protective dust bag Composition: 100% Cotton Long sleeves Machine wash Drawstring hood Two front pockets Front zip closure Front logo detail Drawstring hem Made in Italy

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