Stone Island Quarter Zip Knit Jumper in Ivory 3.5 Ribbed knit construction for added Burberry 'Martin' Signature Check Swim Shorts Archive Beige (Size):W36 (XL)

Name: Stone Island Quarter Zip Knit Jumper in Ivory 3.5 Ribbed knit construction for added Burberry 'Martin' Signature Check Swim Shorts Archive Beige (Size):W36 (XL)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 78677309250
Price: 170.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5454 (27 reviews)

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Stone Island Quarter Zip Knit Jumper in Ivory 3.5 Ribbed knit construction for added Burberry 'Martin' Signature Check Swim Shorts Archive Beige (Size):W36 (XL) Ribbed knit construction for added stretch and durability Back yoke for structure it offers effortless comfort while maintaining Stone Island's signature contemporary aesthetic Completed with the iconic Stone Island badge on the left sleeve

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