Tommy Hilfiger Women's 3 Pack Thong Lace (Ext Sizes) Uw0uw04896 Thongs, Red (Fierce Red/Blue Spell/Pearly Pink), XL

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Amazon CLASSIC DESIGN: The original Tommy Hilfiger briefs are comfortable on the skin. The understated lace look and subtle Tommy Hilfiger logo on the waistband accentuate the feminine, attractive design. VERSATILE: Wear these beautiful thongs with stretch waistband for all-day comfort. The set also makes the ideal gift for a self-confident, feminine woman. PREMIUM MATERIAL: The comfortable lace thongs are made from 50% recycled polyester, 38% polyester and 12% elastane. COMFORTABLE: These thongs fit your body perfectly thanks to a slender elasticated waistband and a high leg. They offer a comfortable fit that won't feel restrictive. PROVEN QUALITY: The designer brand has been captivating the global fashion industry with its high-quality and lightweight designs in a wide range of styles in its famous dark blue, white and red colours since 1985.

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CLASSIC DESIGN: The original Tommy Hilfiger briefs are comfortable on the skin. The understated lace look and subtle Tommy Hilfiger logo on the waistband accentuate the feminine, attractive design. VERSATILE: Wear these beautiful thongs with stretch waistband for all-day comfort. The set also makes the ideal gift for a self-confident, feminine woman. PREMIUM MATERIAL: The comfortable lace thongs are made from 50% recycled polyester, 38% polyester and 12% elastane. COMFORTABLE: These thongs fit your body perfectly thanks to a slender elasticated waistband and a high leg. They offer a comfortable fit that won't feel restrictive. PROVEN QUALITY: The designer brand has been captivating the global fashion industry with its high-quality and lightweight designs in a wide range of styles in its famous dark blue, white and red colours since 1985.


Product specifications

Brand Tommy Hilfiger
EAN
  • 8720646334841
Color
  • Red (fierce red/blue spell/pearly pink)
Size
  • XL

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