Karmaloop.com - Quiksilver Graduate Cardigan

Karmaloop.com - Quiksilver Graduate Cardigan
  • Karmaloop.com - Quiksilver Graduate Cardigan
  • Karmaloop.com - Quiksilver Graduate Cardigan
  • Karmaloop.com - Quiksilver Graduate Cardigan
  • Karmaloop.com - Quiksilver Graduate Cardigan
Model is wearing a size Extra Small Oversized chunky cardigan with geometric colorblock knit pattern; ribbed shawl collar with rounded bottom hem; large 1-button closure; 2 front pockets; 100% cotton. By Quiksilver
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