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Men's Medium 1960s Vintage Abercrombie & Fitch Hacking Jacket - 60s Mens - Equestrian Collar - Black and White Wool Tweed - Chest 40 - 38300 size 6 months left chest pocket and small

SKU 82624324555 4.6
USD79.99 USD114.99

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Men's Medium 1960s Vintage Abercrombie & Fitch Hacking Jacket 60s Mens Equestrian Collar Black and White Wool Tweed Chest 40 38300 size 6 months left chest pocket and small left chest pocket and small gusset at the side seams of the shirt tail hem sweetly hand detailed in paisley eyelet Two dark brown knotted leather buttons no problems

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