


MAKKAH Unisex Oversized T-Shirt - Navy Blue
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MAKKAH Unisex Oversized T-Shirt - Navy BlueTaking inspiration from the timeless style of American collegiate comfortwear, the Holy Cities Capsule is a modern representation of our love for the Islamic holy cities of Makkah, Medina and al Quds. The garment features the city name printed on the chest as homage to the American college style that has secured its place in worldwide fashion since the 1990s. The garment is pre shrunk and bio washed for a classic and timeless look. The black of the
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