Gradient's new Explore the Invisible T-shirt
Gradient's new Explore the Invisible T-shirt
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Gradient’s new ‘Explore the Invisible’ T-shirt

8 April, 2011
Gradient's new Explore the Invisible T-shirt
Gradient's new Explore the Invisible T-shirt

Gradient have a new ‘Explore the Invisible’ cotton T-shirt in Diva blue for the coming season.

Available in sizes S to XXL and a figure-hugging ladies’ cut, the T-shirt costs €17 and can be bought from your gradient dealer.

www.gradient.cx

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