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Introducing the Deconstructing Belt: A Revolutionary Accessory
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The belt features a width of 110cm, making it the perfect size for any waist. The popular element of letters adds a unique touch to the overall design, while the titanium buckle adds a touch of luxury. The glossy texture technique gives the belt a polished and sophisticated look.
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