Norma Kamali Racer Tee in Metallic Silver, grey. Size M. Also in XS, S.
Color
Silver
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
Norma Kamali Racer Tee in Metallic Silver, grey. Size M. Also in XS, S. Norma Kamali Racer Tee in Metallic Silver, grey. Size XS, S. 95% polyester 5% elastane. Made in China. Hand wash cold. Pull-on styling. Lightweight jersey fabric with metallic threading. Garment is made with a semi-sheer fabric, undergarments can show through. style runs large, size down. NKAM-WS373. ST1266LM219058. The first designer to receive a plaque on New York's 7th Avenue, she is credited with inventing the sleeping bag coat, the silk parachute look, high heeled sneakers, and the popular packable, multi-use poly jersey. Let Norma Kamali show you the way.
Details
Norma Kamali Racer Tee in Metallic Silver, grey. Size M. Also in XS, S. Norma Kamali Racer Tee in Metallic Silver, grey. Size XS, S. 95% polyester 5% elastane. Made in China. Hand wash cold. Pull-on styling. Lightweight jersey fabric with metallic threading. Garment is made with a semi-sheer fabric, undergarments can show through. style runs large, size down. NKAM-WS373. ST1266LM219058. The first designer to receive a plaque on New York's 7th Avenue, she is credited with inventing the sleeping bag coat, the silk parachute look, high heeled sneakers, and the popular packable, multi-use poly jersey. Let Norma Kamali show you the way.
Norma Kamali Racer Tee in Metallic Silver, grey. Size M. Also in XS, S. Norma Kamali Racer Tee in Metallic Silver, grey. Size XS, S. 95% polyester 5% elastane. Made in China. Hand wash cold. Pull-on styling. Lightweight jersey fabric with metallic threading. Garment is made with a semi-sheer fabric, undergarments can show through. style runs large, size down. NKAM-WS373. ST1266LM219058. The first designer to receive a plaque on New York's 7th Avenue, she is credited with inventing the sleeping bag coat, the silk parachute look, high heeled sneakers, and the popular packable, multi-use poly jersey. Let Norma Kamali show you the way.
