2013-2017 Nippon Ham Fighters Jersey Shirt Los Angeles Angels LAA Ohtani #11 S

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Title : 2013-2017 Nippon Ham Fighters Jersey Home Ohtani #11 S
100% Authentic 2013-2017 Nippon Ham Fighters home Baseball jersey.
Ohtani's name and his number 11 are embroidered on the shirt.
Fighters letters on the front and the team badge & Sponsor logos on the sleeves are also embroidered. So they are better quality than printing jerseys.
Made in China, Mizuno Japan official licensed jersey.
Size
Japan S (Height 162cm - 168cm, Chest 85cm - 91cm)
Please check the actual length of the jersey in the last 2 photos.
Condition
Used Very Good Condition
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within 30 days
after receiving. So you don't have to worry about purchasing from us at all.
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