Bmw Motorsport Ladies' Softshell Jacket Us Medium on 2040-parts.com
Lakewood, Ohio, United States
Retails- 158.00 This wind and water-repellent BMW Motorsport jacket is made from a sturdy, soft shell fabric. Sophisticated design elements include a stand-up collar with a snap button in the shape of a hex nut with a colored highlight on the inside, sleeves and shoulder appliques with a distinctive motor racing style, and seamless shoulder yoke. The ladies' version has smocked, racing-style sides. |
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