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Cotton and viscose cement jacket with silver lurex trim, fine notched …

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BASH Cotton and viscose cement jacket with silver lurex trim, fine notched collar, one button (T 0) (yellowing at nape of neck and soiling in lining)

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BASH Cotton and viscose cement jacket with silver lurex trim, fine notched collar, one button (T 0) (yellowing at nape of neck and soiling in lining)

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