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Harley Davidson Leather Vest 97063-15vm 3xl on 2040-parts.com

US $180.00
Location:

Harbor City, California, United States

Harbor City, California, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:Harley Davidson Color:Black Gender:Men Material:Leather UPC:Does not apply

Harley-Davidson® Mens Knuck Winged B&S with Quilted Stitching Black Vest.  Midweight distressed cowhide leather. Polyester taffeta lining. Two-way zipper front. Lightly padded back waist and shoulders. Power-stretch waist. Two zipper hand-warmer pockets, two zipper chest pockets, and one snap stash pocket. One horizontal interior pocket and one zipper vertical interior pocket with media port. Quilted stitching on shoulders. Rivets on pockets. Printed and embroidered graphics on chest. Distressed printed patch on front right hem. Printed graphics and distressed embroidered patches on back.  Suggested retail $285.00.

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