Boy's 1960s Shorts - Size 10 Slate Blue Cotton Tailored Shorts with Belt Loops - 60s Summer Preppy Classic Deadstock - NWT NOS - Waist 25 Kids Shoes lavender purple

Name: Boy's 1960s Shorts - Size 10 Slate Blue Cotton Tailored Shorts with Belt Loops - 60s Summer Preppy Classic Deadstock - NWT NOS - Waist 25 Kids Shoes lavender purple
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 85372280285
Price: 39.99 USD
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Rating: 4.6138 (8 reviews)

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Boy's 1960s Shorts - Size 10 Slate Blue Cotton Tailored Shorts with Belt Loops - 60s Summer Preppy Classic Deadstock - NWT NOS - Waist 25 Kids Shoes lavender purple

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Boy's 1960s Shorts Size 10 Slate Blue Cotton Tailored Shorts with Belt Loops 60s Summer Preppy Classic Deadstock NWT NOS Waist 25 Kids Shoes lavender purple lavender purple Hip up to 54 Slate blue broadcloth in 65% polyester and 35% cotton A terrific find

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