Name: Mens Stance Brooklyn Nets NBA Zone Crew Socks
Brand: Stance
SKU: 5246590
Price: 16.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Mens Stance Brooklyn Nets NBA Zone Crew Socks - 5246590

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5246590

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Make every layer of your outfit full of Brooklyn Nets pride by picking up these NBA Zone crew socks from Stance. They feature an eye-catching design that is comprised of several Brooklyn Nets colors and logos, leaving no doubt who youll be rooting for on game day. The compression arch support and form fit band help provide an all-day comfortable fit that youll be sure to desire.

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