Vintage White Wool Cape with Embroidery and Fringing

About ● Size estimate: One size fits most. Model is a size 10 but also looks great on a size 14. ● Loose fitting that flatters most figures. ● Bust: 40 inches ● Length: 38 inches ●...

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