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Ganni
Ganni Womens Future Logo Knit Beanie
Ganni Womens Future Logo Knit Beanie
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£187.00 GBP
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£187.00 GBP
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Add a pop of colour to your look with Ganni's Future Logo Knit Beanie. Marked with the iconic logo embroidery for an instantly recognisable and playful finish that keeps you cosy in style.
Product Highlights:
- Turned-up brim for a classic look.
- Ribbed-knit finish for comfort.
- Composition: 60% wool, 40% viscose.
- Care: Hand wash, refer to care label.
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