2 Inch Wide (50mm) Burgundy Leather Belt Strap Made to Measure Chicago Screws Belt Size:57 When choosing your waist size Belt Size:53

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2 Inch Wide (50mm) Burgundy Leather Belt Strap Made to Measure Chicago Screws Belt Size:57 When choosing your waist size Belt Size:53

Name: 2 Inch Wide (50mm) Burgundy Leather Belt Strap Made to Measure Chicago Screws Belt Size:57 When choosing your waist size Belt Size:53
Brand: luckybuzz.de
SKU: 88816093849
Price: 37.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1395 (19 reviews)

SKU 88816093849 · ★ 4.1

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2 Inch Wide (50mm) Burgundy Leather Belt Strap Made to Measure Chicago Screws Belt Size:57 When choosing your waist size Belt Size:53 When choosing your waist size please remember it’s your External Waist Measurement that we need This belt buckle is perfect for adding a touch of Viking style to your everyday wardrobe or for completing a Viking costume and individuality both front and back

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