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Men's Light Khaki White Stripe Suit - 60s Retro Mod Style Navy Blue and Red Striped Bespoke 2 piece Plain Color DFNFBC-P123047 Matching fabric at the Select size:Jacket size 36R Waist size 30 Inside leg 32 White Small Paisley Shirt

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Men's Light Khaki White Stripe Suit 60s Retro Mod Style Navy Blue and Red Striped Bespoke 2 piece Plain Color DFNFBC P123047 Matching fabric at the Select size:Jacket size 36R Waist size 30 Inside leg 32 White Small Paisley Shirt Bespoke 2 piece Plain Color Exclusive Cotton and Wool Blend SuitBrand: Modshopping owned design fabricMaterial: 60% Cotton 40% Wool blendGarment Care: Dry clean only Make your own design Yellow and Blue Gingham Check Suit

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