Matching Braies Shorts

€19.90*

Item is normally available in about 6-8 weeks.

Product number: 70489

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Product information "Matching Braies Shorts"

Braies were the Medieval form of boxer shorts. Worn in conjunction with separate Trousers. Made of 100% cotton.
Size Standard
Colour White
Material Cotton 100%

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HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS GmbH
Industriestraße. 4
56581 Kurtscheid

0221/42337379
content@gdfb.com

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