Huf Microdose Knit Shortsleeve Polo Red _alt_thrasher-flame-logo-t-shirt • Huf Standard 5 pocket

Name: Huf Microdose Knit Shortsleeve Polo Red _alt_thrasher-flame-logo-t-shirt • Huf Standard 5 pocket
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 71131056829
Price: 94.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1854000000000005 (19 reviews)

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Huf Microdose Knit Shortsleeve Polo Red _alt_thrasher flame logo t shirt • Huf Standard 5 pocket • Huf Standard 5 pocket jean• Fixed waist denim pant designed with HUF team rider Brad Cromer• Reinforced double needle stitching at critical seams• Embroidered HUF logo at right coin pocket• HUF Worldwide branded metal shank closure at zip fly• Custom Cromer woven label at interior waistband• '90s inspired baggy fit• Tapered leg• 100% cotton • Heavyweight 16oz Denim • 1x1 rib knit at collar • HUF short sleeve knit polo

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