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Sac bowling Georges marron en cuir de veau Taille:U Large-fit Large leg Regular waist
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Sac bowling Georges marron en cuir de veau Taille:U Large fit Large leg Regular waist Large fit Large leg Regular waist Buttoned fly Denim silver metal rivets and buttons 5 pockets "ami alexandre mattiussi" paper jacron on the back Inseam length : 30 inches Tobacco topstitches Made in Portugal (with love) REF: HTR936 Produit unisexe Non doublée Intérieur avec finition nappa Poches côté Boutons galalithe Ami Logo Ami de Coeur embossé surpiqué en dessous du col au dos Fabriqué en Turquie (avec amour) REF: USH826 Produit unisexe Sac porté main ou épaule Fermeture zippée Métallerie coloris laiton vibré Doublure en toile de coton sur l'ensemble du sac Signature "ami alexandre mattiussi" embossé Anses en cuir lisse : 25 cm Poche plaquée interne : 20 x 14 cm Dimensions : 38 x 22 x 16 cm Fabriqué en Espagne (avec amour) REF : ULL751
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