Lee Daren ZIP FLY Slim fit jeans, Men's, Size: 46x34, Dark blue

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Amazon Comfortable Lee jeans with a regular fit through the thigh and a straight leg, Cool and contemporary jeans for all situations Modern fit jeans for everyday wear: Made with durable cotton, Machine wash cold, Turn inside out before washing, Colour may transfer by rubbing on to light coloured materials Casual jeans that sit below the waist and have unique details: 5 pockets trouser, Zip fly, Classic 5 belt loops and metal buttons Flattering and reliable, these men's jeans are perfect for everyday wear, Lee Jeans are a timeless addition to any wardrobe for a modern and classic look Contents: 1x Lee Men’s Jeans, Model Number: 112318951, Legacy Lot Number: L707AADB, Length: 34, Width: 46, Material: 71% Cotton 29% Elastomultiester, Stretch: Low Stretch, Colour: Strong Hand (Blue)

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Amazon

Comfortable Lee jeans with a regular fit through the thigh and a straight leg, Cool and contemporary jeans for all situations Modern fit jeans for everyday wear: Made with durable cotton, Machine wash cold, Turn inside out before washing, Colour may transfer by rubbing on to light coloured materials Casual jeans that sit below the waist and have unique details: 5 pockets trouser, Zip fly, Classic 5 belt loops and metal buttons Flattering and reliable, these men's jeans are perfect for everyday wear, Lee Jeans are a timeless addition to any wardrobe for a modern and classic look Contents: 1x Lee Men’s Jeans, Model Number: 112318951, Legacy Lot Number: L707AADB, Length: 34, Width: 46, Material: 71% Cotton 29% Elastomultiester, Stretch: Low Stretch, Colour: Strong Hand (Blue)

Zalando

Lee Daren ZIP FLY Straight leg jeans dark blue Sale at Zalando.ie | Outer fabric material: 71% cotton, 29% elastomultiester | Sale order at Zalando.ie! Size: 46x34. Color: Dark blue.


Product specifications

Brand LEE
EAN
  • 5401018833430
Color
  • Dark blue
Size
  • 46x34
Gender
  • Male

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