Nwt/keychain/grograin Pink Polka Dot Ribbon With Black Background/"w" Monogram on 2040-parts.com
Summerville, South Carolina, US
- New with tags
- Smokefree
- Monogramed initial "W"
- Keyfob
- Black-white-hot pink
- total length6"
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