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      Mushroom Crew Sock | Men's

      $12.00
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      Fashionable fungi. These mushroom socks fit men's shoe sizes 7-12.5.
      Availability: In stock
      SKU: 20001489
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      • Sock size 10-13 fits U.S. men’s shoe size 7-12.5
      • Fabric: 65% Cotton, 33% Nylon, 2% Spandex

      Details

      • Sock size 10-13 fits U.S. men’s shoe size 7-12.5
      • Fabric: 65% Cotton, 33% Nylon, 2% Spandex
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