Tate Wedge Size:39.5 Straight neckline / Long straps Color:Lgtsan/ftwwht/cwhite

Name: Tate Wedge Size:39.5 Straight neckline / Long straps Color:Lgtsan/ftwwht/cwhite
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 53155199635
Price: 148.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0918 (29 reviews)

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Description

Tate Wedge Size:39.5 Straight neckline Long straps Color:Lgtsan ftwwht cwhite Straight neckline Long straps are attached at front & button to back waist Straps have 3 button holes at back for adjustable lengths Exposed silver zip down front Flap pocket with button closure at left chest Elastic waistband Large patch pockets at front hips Harem style pants have elastic cuffs Patch pockets at back Relaxed fit Front bodice is lined Color: Dove Grey 100% Linen Lining: 100% Silk Longsleeve t shirt with crisscross twisted front in ‘vintage’ stone washed jersey Fit Comments Description

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