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Pink Suede Kimono Jacket Gr. 40
Pink Suede Kimono Jacket Gr. 40
Preloved kimono jacket in a striking berry pink has a soft suede and a simple, thin lining. Jacket has a pink suede binding around the front and neckline and four mother-of-peral buttons close up the front. Sleeves are detailed at the wrist with mother-of-pearl button closures.
Please note the size and measurements! Jackets are modeled so you can see how they hang and move. I am 170cm tall and wear a size 38. Pink Suede Kimono Jacket can be worn true to size, or as an oversized jacket.
This vintage jacket is preloved, but in wonderful condition. Please expect minimal signs of wear. The quality and condition is almost new/gently used. (probably worn only one or two times.)
Pink Suede Kimono Jacket is an EU size 40. Measurements are taken when the garment is laying flat.
Underarm to underarm: 53cm
Length of arm from shoulder tip to sleeve end: 55cm
Length from back of neckline to hem: 74cm
Preloved kimono jacket in a striking berry pink has a soft suede and a simple, thin lining. Jacket has a pink suede binding around the front and neckline and four mother-of-peral buttons close up the front. Sleeves are detailed at the wrist with mother-of-pearl button closures.
Please note the size and measurements! Jackets are modeled so you can see how they hang and move. I am 170cm tall and wear a size 38. Pink Suede Kimono Jacket can be worn true to size, or as an oversized jacket.
This vintage jacket is preloved, but in wonderful condition. Please expect minimal signs of wear. The quality and condition is almost new/gently used. (probably worn only one or two times.)
Pink Suede Kimono Jacket is an EU size 40. Measurements are taken when the garment is laying flat.
Underarm to underarm: 53cm
Length of arm from shoulder tip to sleeve end: 55cm
Length from back of neckline to hem: 74cm
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