Label + Thread Graphic Ava Tee - Pop of Love , White

Label + Thread Graphic Ava Tee - Pop of Love , White

Marsoni

M251S

$110.00

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Label + Thread Graphic Ava Tee - Pop of Love , WhiteLabel + Thread's crystal tees are designed and crafted in their studio in NYC. Light hearted themes are layered and scattered over your favorite knits. Mixed metals and brilliant crystals reflecting the light and our most current whims and thoughts. The Ava Classic Tee is exactly that, a classic tee. Straight fitting body, not too tight and not too loose. The fabric is our washed slub cotton with a soft, firm hand. The lived in character of the fabric

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012