Name: Mens Mitchell & Ness Turquoise San Antonio Spurs Hardwood Classics 1999 NB
Brand: Mitchell & Ness
SKU: 200825398
Price: 59.99 USD
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Mens Mitchell & Ness Turquoise San Antonio Spurs Hardwood Classics 1999 NB - 200825398

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200825398

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The Mitchell & Ness Turquoise San Antonio Spurs Hardwood Classics 1999 NBA Finals Champ City T-shirt is a must-have for any true San Antonio Spurs fan. This stylish tee features sublimated graphics and a woven jock tag, paying homage to the Spurs iconic 1999 NBA Finals victory. Made from a comfortable blend of polyester and cotton, this t-shirt is perfect for showing your Spurs pride on game day or any day.

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