Adidas Women's Stella McCartney Tennis Bag (White) - B45673

By Adidas

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Model

B45673

Manufacturer

Adidas

Detail

For trips to the court or a weekend away, the adidas by Stella McCartney Tennis Bag holds all your essentials for your game in Stella fashion. This paneled design bag includes a racquet pocket. Zip main compartment; Racquet compartment fits up to one frame. Dual carry handles. adidas by Stella McCartney metal badge 100% polyester single jersey Color: White Dimensions: L12 in. x W21 in. x H16 in.

Category

Tennis

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