Genuine Bmw Motorsport Ladies' Sweat Jacket on 2040-parts.com
York, Pennsylvania, United States
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This hooded sweat jacket is made from a particularly soft cotton mix. Contrasting seams and drawstring in High Risk Red. Side seams for a tailored, sporty and feminine fit. Characteristic BMW motor racing look with quilted elements that evoke the drivers' outfits. Numerous design features including M stripes on the zip pull and an embroidered logo under the pocket. |
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