Edda Blazer in white cotton, double breasted closure, flap pockets, long sleeves, stripes print, revers, 96% cotton, 4% polyamide, Made in Bulgaria, Model is 180 cm and wears 38
Made in Bulgaria
Color: white
Model number: WM07EDDAWHI03
About the designer
IRO is a French fashion label founded by brothers Laurent and Arik Bitton in Paris in 2005. The luxury collections of apparel, jeans, and accessories for men and women combine the vibrant culture of New York City with the chic sophistication of Paris.
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