Name: Mens Pro Standard Cream Los Angeles Lakers Retro Classic Fleece Sweatpants
Brand: Pro Standard
SKU: 5256272
Price: 149.99 USD
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Mens Pro Standard Cream Los Angeles Lakers Retro Classic Fleece Sweatpants - 5256272

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Combine comfort with supreme team spirit when you grab these Los Angeles Lakers Retro Classic Fleece Sweatpants from Pro Standard. The elastic waistband ensures just the right fit, while the embroidered Los Angeles Lakers graphics highlight your fandom with ease. These even come complete with three pockets to easily store your everyday essentials when on the go. Rock these pants with your favorite Los Angeles Lakers tee for a complete look this season.

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