Apparel : Calvin Klein. Cashmere hipster brief

Calvin Klein. Cashmere hipster brief

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Sales Rank: 266634

Binding: Apparel
Brand: Calvin Klein
Department: womens
Fabric Type: lace
Feature: 86% Nylon 14% Spandex
Sales Rank: 266634

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86% Nylon 14% Spandex

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Product Description:
Styled in smooth fabric with a bold floral print, this brief by Calvin Klein has a flattering hipster cut. It has subtle embroidered edging at the waist and the legs are edged with delicate, sheer, shaped eyelash lace. The back provides full coverage.

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