Yoga Boxy Sweater Vintage Namaste Bio Baumwolle Philia - grau Not Goodbag Festivals Schnitt: loose fit Ausschnitt: Size:250 g
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Yoga Boxy Sweater Vintage Namaste Bio Baumwolle Philia grau Not Goodbag Festivals Schnitt: loose fit Ausschnitt: Size:250 g Festivals Schnitt: loose fit Ausschnitt: Rundhals Details: besonders weiches und fließendes Tanktop in grau melange mit farbigen Overlock Nähten und kleiner Regenbogen Stickerei auf der oberen Rückseite Model Lee ist 1 Der leicht schimmernde Print wirkt besonders feminin und elegant und lässt sich mühelos zu vielen Looks kombinieren – so wird das Oberteil zu einem gut kombinierbaren Basic für Yoga und Alltag Mit seiner nachhaltigen Herstellung und dem individuellen Vintage Finishing ist der Philia Namaste Vintage Sweater ein Must have in deiner Yoga Capsule Wardrobe Oversized Boxy Fit
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