2024/2025 Argentina Half-Pull Tracksuit Black

2024/2025 Argentina Half-Pull Tracksuit Black

Marsoni

M251S

$74.95

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2024/2025 Argentina Half-Pull Tracksuit BlackProduct Details: Composition: 100% Polyester Origin: Thailand Shield: Embroidery Care: Machine Wash At 30 Degrees Approximate dimensions Size Length Bust Height Weight S 69cm 50cm 165 170cm 50 55kg M 75cm 53cm 170 175cm 55 65kg L 78cm 55cm 175 180cm 65 75kg XL 82cm 57cm 180 185cm 75 85kg XXL 84cm 60cm 185 190cm 85 100kg Size Perimeter Short Waist Height Body Weight 16 #2 4 years 35 44 cm 35 44 cm 90 105 cm 25 30 kg 18 #4 5 years 37 47 cm 21 33 cm 105

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