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Chrome Hearts Neck Logo Floral Cross LS T-Shirt – Black
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Chrome Hearts Neck Logo Floral Cross LS T-Shirt – Black
Elevate your streetwear Chrome Hearts collection with the Chrome Hearts Neck Logo Floral Cross LS T-Shirt – Black. This stylish long sleeve tee seamlessly blends luxury with casual comfort, featuring the iconic Chrome Hearts Neck Logo and a striking floral cross design. Made from premium materials, this t-shirt ensures a soft, comfortable fit that lasts. The black hue adds a versatile touch, making it a perfect addition to any outfit, whether you’re going for a laid-back look or a more edgy, fashion-forward style. Embrace the essence of Chrome Hearts with this exceptional piece that combines the brand’s signature aesthetic with contemporary design.
Key Features:
- Chrome Hearts Long Sleeves: The Chrome Hearts Neck Logo Floral Cross LS T-Shirt features long sleeves that provide extra coverage and a sleek silhouette.
- Distinctive Floral Cross Design: Showcases the unique floral cross graphic on the neck, adding a distinctive, eye-catching element.
- Premium Fabric: Crafted from high-quality materials, ensuring a comfortable fit and lasting durability.
- Versatile Black Color: The classic black color makes it easy to pair with any wardrobe staple, enhancing its wearability.
- Chrome Hearts Sleeve Detail: Includes signature Chrome Hearts sleeve detailing for an authentic touch.
- Elegant Chrome Heart Touch: Reflects the brand’s luxurious edge with subtle yet sophisticated design elements.
Product Specifications:
- Product Name: Chrome Hearts Neck Logo Floral Cross LS T-Shirt – Black
- Material: Premium Cotton Blend
- Color: Black
- Design: Floral Cross Neck Logo
- Sleeve Length: Long Sleeves
- Fit: Regular
- Care Instructions: Machine wash cold, tumble dry low
- Available Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL
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