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 Catalog Name:*Sia Refined Kurtis Vol 17*

Fabric: Rayon

Sleeve Length: Three-Quarter Sleeve's

Pattern: Printed

Combo of: Single

Sizes:

S (Bust Size: 36 in, Size Length: 47 in) 

XL (Bust Size: 42 in, Size Length: 47 in) 

XS (Bust Size: 34 in, Size Length: 47 in) 

L (Bust Size: 40 in, Size Length: 47 in) 

M (Bust Size: 38 in, Size Length: 47 in) 

XXL (Bust Size: 44 in, Size Length: 47 in) 

XXXL (Bust Size: 46 in, Size Length: 47 in) 



Design: 5

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