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Women's New Balance Ellipse v1 Shorts Made in the USA Made in the USA of Imported Yarn: 46% Merino Wool 26% Nylon 25% Recycled Nylon 3% Elastane *Specific percentage of Recycled Nylon will vary as we transition to 100% Recycled Nylon in future seasons 5 in 29 32 cm 10 Whether you’re setting a 5AM alarm Support: neutral
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Women's New Balance Ellipse v1 Shorts - Made in the USA

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