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안녕하세요! 저희가 드디어 쇼다운 가방을 완성했어요!!! 색깔은 검정과 하얀색 두가지로 만들었습니다. 가방안에는, 쇼다운 라켓, 장갑, 손목 보호대, 그리고 공까지 들어갈만큼 아주 넉넉합니다. 추가 설명은 다음 포스팅때 올리겠습니다!!

 

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