Name: Mens Mitchell & Ness Vince Carter White Toronto Raptors 1998/99 Swingman J
Brand: Mitchell & Ness
SKU: 4872920
Price: 116.99 USD
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Mens Mitchell & Ness Vince Carter White Toronto Raptors 1998/99 Swingman J - 4872920

By Mitchell & Ness

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Mitchell & Ness

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Upgrade your Toronto Raptors jersey collection with this Vince Carter 1998/99 Swingman Jersey from Mitchell & Ness. The lightweight design and mesh fabric keep you cool and comfortable, while the bold Toronto Raptors graphics show your support for the best team in the league.

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