Name: Mens Stadium Essentials Charcoal Cleveland Cavaliers Get Back Oversized
Brand: Stadium Essentials
SKU: 203036500
Price: 49.99 USD
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Mens Stadium Essentials Charcoal Cleveland Cavaliers Get Back Oversized - 203036500

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Showcase your Cleveland Cavaliers pride in vintage style with this Stadium Essentials Get Back Oversized Vintage T-Shirt. This vintage-inspired tee features a washed fabric and distressed screen print graphics, giving it a worn-in look and feel. The oversized fit adds to the relaxed, retro vibe, making it perfect for casual game days or everyday wear.

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