Vintage NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK (1989) “On Tour” Pop Boyband Single Stitch T-Shirt Women's UK 12 5”Length: 28”Shoulder to Cuff: 8”#VG126 Condition Some small flaws

Name: Vintage NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK (1989) “On Tour” Pop Boyband Single Stitch T-Shirt Women's UK 12 5”Length: 28”Shoulder to Cuff: 8”#VG126 Condition Some small flaws
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SKU: 58633715408
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Vintage NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK (1989) “On Tour” Pop Boyband Single Stitch T-Shirt Women's UK 12 5”Length: 28”Shoulder to Cuff: 8”#VG126 Condition Some small flaws

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Vintage NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK (1989) “On Tour” Pop Boyband Single Stitch T Shirt Women's UK 12 5”Length: 28”Shoulder to Cuff: 8”#VG126 Condition Some small flaws 5”Length: 28”Shoulder to Cuff: 8”#VG126 5”Length: 29”Shoulder to Cuff: 8”#4980 Shoulder to Cuff: 7 Measurements:

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