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Picture of MEN'S DENIM PANTS The Men's Denim Pants are men's jeans designed for use by men with temporary or permanent lower extremity disabilities or amputation. The left and/or right leg is custom modified to accommodate a brace, cast, compression wrap, or prosthesis. The fabric is 100 percent cotton. SIZES: 28 through 58 inch waist in 2-inch increments. COLOR: Bleached or stone-washed blue.

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Price: 69.90 to 59.95.

This product record was updated on October 22, 2010.

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Cast Clothing Co.

1732 South Congress Avenue, Suite 301
Palm Springs, Florida 33461
United States
Telephone: 888-680-4860 or 954-592-1482.
Fax: 561-357-4974.
Web: http://www.castclothingco.com.
Email: info@castclothingco.com.


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