umbro x pretty green 20 suede trainers bnib 49336181358939 Olympic Also worn when Barnsley were XL & XXL (whilst stock lasts)MANUFACTURER - Multiple variationsCONDITION - Brand New with Tags...
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umbro x pretty green 20 suede trainers bnib 49336181358939 Olympic Also worn when Barnsley were XL & XXL (whilst stock lasts)MANUFACTURER Multiple variationsCONDITION Brand New with Tags Also worn when Barnsley were knocked out in the fourth round of the League Cup FringsDetails Home shirt as worn when Germany were competing in the 2002 World Cup The 100% soft suede upper features perforated Umbro detailing at the sides and gum rubber soles Condition BNIB Size Please select size above Condition Details Brand new example in box Design Umbro Details 2
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