STRAY KIDS - First EP Album in Japan (CD + SPECIAL ZINE LIMITED EDITION TYPE B) In-stock ) (included in all versions Confetti Sticker Set

STRAY KIDS - First EP Album in Japan (CD + SPECIAL ZINE LIMITED EDITION TYPE B) In-stock ) (included in all versions Confetti Sticker Set

Name: STRAY KIDS - First EP Album in Japan (CD + SPECIAL ZINE LIMITED EDITION TYPE B) In-stock ) (included in all versions Confetti Sticker Set
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SKU: 50751830992
Price: 42.95 USD
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STRAY KIDS First EP Album in Japan (CD + SPECIAL ZINE LIMITED EDITION TYPE B) In stock ) (included in all versions Confetti Sticker Set ) (included in all versions except LOVED IVE VER Sticker (5 von 20) Minor damages to the outer packaging such as slight dents Special Zine (20 pages)

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