Tart By Taylor - White Mini Acrylic Picture Frame everyday mid-profile Pre-curved visor with braid

Name: Tart By Taylor - White Mini Acrylic Picture Frame everyday mid-profile Pre-curved visor with braid
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 97485597210
Price: 45.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3852 (25 reviews)

SKU 97485597210 ★ 4.4

EUR45.00 EUR70.00

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Tart By Taylor White Mini Acrylic Picture Frame everyday mid profile Pre curved visor with braid mid profile Pre curved visor with braid detailing Adjustable double snapback closure DTF Short Sleeve Ruffle Football Sketch is printed on Monag brand shirts 100% cotton Suggested retail: $52 $65 Frame Size: 5'' L x 5'' W x 1'' D Frame holds up to a 4'' x 4'' photo we suggest a 3'' x 3'' photo Self standing photo frame can stand vertically or horizontally Two acrylic panels simply attach together using four industrial strength magnets Made of acrylic Use a soft damp cloth to clean and keep inside

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