EKO ILE T-SHIRT
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Lagos LaidBac creates authentic merchandise inspired by the cultural heritage of Lagos. We present to you in illuminating colors and profound graffiti, the 2016 Lagos Life Collection.
- aped Neck And Shoulder
- Body Conscious Cut
- Comfortable For Both Male And Female
- Double-Needle Neck And Hem
- 3 Ounce
- Microfiber Short Sleeve T-Shirt
- 100% Cotton (Preshrunk)
- Crew Neck Cut
- Rib Knit Cuffs
$19.00
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