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Richardson 112+ R Flex Adjustable Trucker, Black [Benjamin and Company] Minimum_7 this carry on Tumi Garment bag Style Number:EB513 this carry on Tumi Garment bag features a unique 4 wheel design that allows you to easily roll the bag down a narrow airplane aisle adjustable tab cuffs with hook and loop closures 60 40 cotton polyester front with 95 5 polyester spandex stretch mesh back Structured Mid Pro shape Precurved bill R Flex adjustable snapback closure Comfort Stretch sweatband
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