Herno Knitwear In Alpaca And Wool Yarn ProductID-65015 Christabel dress made of recycled

Herno Knitwear In Alpaca And Wool Yarn ProductID-65015 Christabel dress made of recycled

Name: Herno Knitwear In Alpaca And Wool Yarn ProductID-65015 Christabel dress made of recycled
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 12371992713
Price: 107.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.495900000000001 (18 reviews)

SKU 12371992713 · ★ 4.5

EUR107.00 EUR134.00

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Herno Knitwear In Alpaca And Wool Yarn ProductID 65015 Christabel dress made of recycled Christabel dress made of recycled blue polyester fabric WHITE COTTON BLEND JACKET Regular fit Openwork stitch work Fineness 3 Round neck Long sleeves Side slits Metal Herno logo on the back Ribbed finished edges DESIGNER ID: MG00020DR70198 7103 The pattern combines soft textures and unexpected graphic touches that sculpt the essentiality of the lines and explore a new formula of elegance

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