Banana Republic Empire Waist Top (Closeout Item)

Apparel : Banana Republic Empire Waist Top (Closeout Item)

Banana Republic Empire Waist Top (Closeout Item)



 : Banana Republic Empire Waist Top (Closeout Item)
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Binding: Apparel
Brand: Banana Republic
Department: girls



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Product DescriptionSweetheart neck empire waist Banana Republic shirt is a great addition your fashionable wardrobe.




Features:
  • Women?s apparel boasts light ruched bust and pleats below waist
  • Fashion top features capped short sleeves and soft, comfortable fabric
  • This is a closeout item, as such, it has a clipped tag, indicating it is discontinued merchandise
  • Features gathered elastic bottom and accent topstitching, 95% rayon, 5% spandex, Made in Vietnam
  • Machine wash cold, gentle cycle, only non-chlorine bleach when needed, Dry flat, cool iron as needed











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