Name: Youth Rock Em Socks Houston Rockets 3-Pack Crew Socks
Brand: Rock Em Socks
SKU: 202088219
Price: 62.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Youth Rock Em Socks Houston Rockets 3-Pack Crew Socks - 202088219

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202088219

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Rock Em Socks

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Give your young fans sock drawer a boost with this Houston Rockets 3-Pack Crew Socks Set from Rock Em Socks. With bold, sublimated graphics and a blend of comfortable fabrics, this three-pack delivers a combination of performance and team spirit. Whether theyre hitting the court or hanging out with friends, these Youth Rock Em Socks will keep your young Rockets fans feet feeling good and looking sharp.

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