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JWANDERSON Oversized Print Shirt - Blue size:S White x Blue

This shirt has an oversized silhouette and a refreshing blue and white striped pattern.
The front features a large print of a boy biting into an apple, a design that symbolizes the season, and is a great accent.

Condition: Although it is a used item, it is in excellent condition with no noticeable stains or damage.

Size: S

. Color: White x Blue

. Material: 100% cotton.

Measurements: Length approximately 89cm, width approximately 65cm, shoulder width approximately 53cm, sleeve length approximately 60cm

Size: Small
Color: Blue
Pattern: Stripes
Color design: Regular color
Material: Cotton
No stains, tears, odors, etc.

Please refer to the item specifics for details. Feel free to reach out for further questions, we are happy to answer any inquiry!

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