Don't Be A Doos Funny South Africa Flag T-Shirt, Men, Cranberry Red, Medium

Don't Be A Doos Funny South Africa Flag T-Shirt, Men, Cranberry Red, Medium

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Selected Option: Men Cranberry Red Medium
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Don't Be A Doos Funny South Africa Flag T-Shirt, Men, Cranberry Red, Medium

  • Funny design. Its simple, To be a Doos in South African terms means you are being an idiot or unpleasant. To fix this be Lekker, a popular word for awesome.
  • Lightweight, Classic fit, Double-needle sleeve and bottom hem

Technical Specifications

Country
USA
Brand
Howzit South Africa
Manufacturer
Howzit South Africa
PartNumber
JCHXBJ4DFYCB0752XM8J2
Color
Cranberry Red
Size
Medium

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