Description
Handicraft production
Made with single center back seam
- Regular fit
- Invisible back zipper closure
- Rear slit
- Lined
Measures
- The model is 180 cm tall and wears size S/M
- Size 42/44
- 150 cm height
Composition: 100% PL fabric
Cleaning: Dry cleaning
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