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Welch Leather End Suspenders
[WEL 78L]

$13.00

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Product Description

2" wide

Made of Hopsack (a loosely woven coarse fabric of cotton or linen)

Leather ends for use with Logger Jeans

We have various colors (Black, Navy, Red, Army Green, Palomino) but not all of them always in stock, please choose 2 different colors when ordering. Note them in the comment box when finishing your order please.

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 17 December, 2008.

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