Kaho Heavy Short Sleeved Cardigan SATOMI KAWAKITA Notch lapel collar / Double-breasted Color:Lgtsan/ftwwht/cwhite

Name: Kaho Heavy Short Sleeved Cardigan SATOMI KAWAKITA Notch lapel collar / Double-breasted Color:Lgtsan/ftwwht/cwhite
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 53843077138
Price: 146.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.54 (11 reviews)

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Kaho Heavy Short Sleeved Cardigan SATOMI KAWAKITA Notch lapel collar Double breasted Color:Lgtsan ftwwht cwhite Notch lapel collar Double breasted 2 rows of buttons Double welt pockets at front with flaps Cuff slits have double button closure Cropped sleeves Vent at back Relaxed fit Fully lined Color: Black 100% Silk 50% Rayon Overlay: 100% Silk Made in Japan sleeve and waist Slightly rounded through body Relaxed fit Color: Tobacco 100% Alpaca Made in Peru Model's height is 5'10"

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