Lao Dance Retro Shorts

STICKY INK STUDIOS LTD

£14.5

The Lao Dance retro shorts are a sporty and classic addition to your dance wardrobe! Great style and freedom to move combined in these retro looking shorts, with contrast binding, cords and cute curved side hems, they give a great fit which is athletic and cool. Printed on the right leg in plain white and purple glitter for that extra sparkle. Size guides are available at the bottom of the page, but if you have any questions just drop us a message. The Lao Dance retro shorts are printed on Skinnifit SK069/SM069 shorts. Plain white and Purple Glitter print Personalisation on the hip 100% cotton

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