Name: Unisex Pro Standard Black Denver Nuggets 2023 NBA Finals Champions Shorts
Brand: Pro Standard
SKU: 200444359
Price: 99.99 USD
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Unisex Pro Standard Black Denver Nuggets 2023 NBA Finals Champions Shorts - 200444359

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Showcase your Denver Nuggets capturing the Larry OBrien Championship Trophy by sporting these 2023 NBA Finals Champions shorts from Pro Standard. The sleek design features the team name, official event logo, a nod to Denver and the Nuggets logo displayed in gold embroidery on elevated appliques. Double-knit fabric creates a breathable feel, and an adjustable waistband lets you choose the most comfortable fit.

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