Herren Jeans Shorts, Used Look, Regular Fit, Model DH1004, Grau

Herren Jeans Shorts, Used Look, Regular Fit, Model DH1004, Grau

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Herren Jeans Shorts, Used Look, Regular Fit, Model DH1004, GrauHerren Jeans Short im Used Look mit aufflliger Waschung und verdeckter Knopfleiste. Die Hose kommt mit einer modischen Hosenkette. Toller Tragekomfort Dank Materialmix aus 98% Baumwolle, 2% Elasthan. Ideal kombinierbar mit verschiedenen Styles und perfekt fr Deinen Sommer Look. Modell: DH1004 Passform: Regular Fit (Das Model trgt die Gre 33W bei einer Krperlnge von 1,87m und 85kg Krpergewicht) Verschluss Typ: Verdeckte Knopfleiste Material: 98%

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011