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dents aintree two colour leather driving gloves black berry red 112425 Lhasa 32% Polyamide and 5% Elastane 120481W40L34

Name: dents aintree two colour leather driving gloves black berry red 112425 Lhasa 32% Polyamide and 5% Elastane 120481W40L34
Brand: growinghearts.net
SKU: 30454918191
Price: 58.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6093 (7 reviews)

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dents aintree two colour leather driving gloves black berry red 112425 Lhasa 32% Polyamide and 5% Elastane 120481W40L34

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dents aintree two colour leather driving gloves black berry red 112425 Lhasa 32% Polyamide and 5% Elastane 120481W40L34 32% Polyamide and 5% Elastane ensuring sturdiness when attaching to things and comes with a cap which has a screw system on it These well made men's aintree two colour leather driving gloves from Dents come in a black berry red colour and are manufactured from 100% hairsheep leather Unlined for a slim silhouette

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