Massimo Dutti large wool wrap
30.00 €
Large and soft 100% wool wrap in shades of grey, navy and beige. The check pattern varies in size and density across the wrap, and the ends are finished with long fringes. Its generous size allows it to be worn both as a scarf and draped over the shoulders.
1 in stock
| Material | 100% wool |
|---|---|
| Measurements | 190 × 59 cm + fringes |
| Condition | A – very good condition |
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