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Side Zip Slim Pant in Black

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Side Zip Slim Pant in BlackSlim tailoring with a hint of scuba. This substantial twill blended pant has a tapered leg with silver toned metal zippers that runs from knee to ankle. Metal zipper and tab closure. Slant pockets at the hips. Hache. Color Black. 100% Polyester. Lana is wearing an Italian 40.

Side Zip Slim Pant in Black
Side Zip Slim Pant in Black
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