Fabiana Filippi Crew Neck Sweater With Lurex ProductID-66370 black ripstop texture two padded
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Fabiana Filippi Crew Neck Sweater With Lurex ProductID 66370 black ripstop texture two padded black ripstop texture two padded adjustable shoulder straps single top handle front zip fastening compartment front zip fastening pocket logo patch to the front two side zip fastening pockets main compartment internal laptop pocket multiple internal slip pockets internal logo patch full lining all around zip fastening indigo blue stretch cotton denim faded effect whiskering effect embroidered logo to the side logo patch to the rear contrast stitching slim cut mid rise button fly fastening belt loops classic five pockets straight hem logo print handkerchief included With a slim fit English ribbing Organic cotton and lurex Alternating splits Crew neck DESIGNER ID: MAD275F494L452 8132
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