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Spring Autumn Korean Japanese Eco-Friendly Sun Protection Women Solid Thick Knitted Shawl Knotted Polyester Scarf for Daily Use

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Henan Hanke Shengshi Inc
1 yr
US

Attributes

ShortStyle of Length
Polyester/CottonMaterial
WomenGender
SolidPattern
Guangdong, ChinaPlace of Origin
AdultDepartment Name
Printing Methods:Heat-Transfer Printing
Season:All Seasons
Needle detection:Yes
Model Number:X-HK-1219
Style:Dobby
Technique:Plain Dyed
Feature:Eco-Friendly
Type:Scarves
Application:Daily Life
Season:Spring Summer Autumn
Product name:Ladies Knit Cape Shawl
Size:free size
Style:Women Shawl Sweater
Feature:Sweater Cape Shawl Coat
Usage:Daily Life
Fabric:65% Polyester Fiber + 35% Fiber
Keywords:Sun Protection Cover
Function:Air-Conditioned Shirt
Product Type:Kintted Ladies Sweater
Selling Units:Single item
Single package size:40X30X2 cm
Single gross weight:0.350 kg

Key attributes

Style of Length
Short
Material
Polyester/Cotton
Gender
Women
Pattern
Solid
Place of Origin
Guangdong, China
Department Name
Adult
Printing Methods
Heat-Transfer Printing
Season
All Seasons
Needle detection
Yes
Model Number
X-HK-1219
Style
Dobby
Technique
Plain Dyed
Feature
Eco-Friendly
Type
Scarves
Application
Daily Life
Season
Spring Summer Autumn
Product name
Ladies Knit Cape Shawl
Size
free size
Style
Women Shawl Sweater
Feature
Sweater Cape Shawl Coat
Usage
Daily Life
Fabric
65% Polyester Fiber + 35% Fiber
Keywords
Sun Protection Cover
Function
Air-Conditioned Shirt
Product Type
Kintted Ladies Sweater

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single package size
40X30X2 cm
Single gross weight
0.350 kg
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Product descriptions from the supplier

10 - 99 pieces
£124
100 - 999 pieces
£121
1000 - 9999 pieces
£117
>= 10000 pieces
£113

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