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This is a commemorative T-shirt purchased from the Norwegian Jewel cruise ship of Norwegian Cruise Line. • Theme design: The front is printed with "Cr

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This is a commemorative T-shirt purchased from the Norwegian Jewel cruise ship of Norwegian Cruise Line. • Theme design: The front is printed with "Cr

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This is a commemorative T-shirt purchased from the Norwegian Jewel cruise ship of Norwegian Cruise Line. • Theme design: The front is printed with "Cruising Mexico" and features a map of Mexico along with elements highly characteristic of Mexico such as cacti, sombreros, Mayan pyramids (Chichen Itza), Day of the Dead skulls, and guitars. • Brand and origin: At the bottom of the design, it is printed "NORWEGIAN JEWEL", which is an official souvenir from the cruise ship's Mexico route. • Material and size: • Brand: Delta Pro Weight. • Origin: Made in Honduras. • Size: Youth M. • Condition: The color is light green, and the fabric has some wrinkles and signs of use.

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