Answer Cyk James Stewart Mx Gear on 2040-parts.com
Utica, New York, US
James Stewart CYK replica gear in excellent condition. (Has very minor stain in the back of the pants)(unnoticeable) pants are 32. Jersey is mens XS. I'm 5"9 and it'll fit me. Message me any question if needed
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