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Puma x Ami - Ginger Root Tracksuit Pants
SKU: 0968-11417848
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These comfy and stylish tracksuit pants are a collaboration between Puma and Alexandre Mattiussi (Ami), perfect for cold days and morning jogs. The pockets on the sides and singular pocket on the back all zip up, keeping your belongings firmly in place throughout any physical activity. These tracksuit pants come with their original tags, and are the colour 'ginger root'.
Size is a US large, we recommend checking the Puma website for a sizing guide if you're concerned about the fit.
Condition
New: with tags
Brands
Other, Puma
Size
L
Colour
Beige
Material
Cotton, Polyester
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