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Men's Gershon Clergy Jacket In White

Available Sizes: Medium (36-38)

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Description: The "Gershon" Preaching Jacket Comes In A Full Cut With An Elegant Brocade Pattern Design On The Jacket Front & Matching Sleeve Cuff With Two Traditional Embroidered Crosses

**Add $10.00 For Sizes 2XL-3XL, $20.00 For Sizes 4XL & 5XL**

**Pants not included. Jacket only**

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