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Recy Beanie Doubled Revers recb - Dark grey
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Recy Beanie Doubled Revers recb - Dark grey

Atlantis
2€56
For 80 articles, size unique, color royal VAT included
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Description
This doubled revers bonnet provides effective protection against the cold while offering a touch of comfort. Made from a blend of recycled polyester and acrylic, it ensures good thermal insulation and a soft feel. Its careful design allows for a comfortable fit, suitable for various activities. It is a practical accessory for cool days, providing warmth and comfort.

- Composition : 50% recycled polyester
- Composition : 50% acrylic
- Doubled bonnet
- Presence of revers
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