Ding Ding Socks
Description: A stylized portrait of a man wearing a straw hat and a nose cannula, holding a golden bell in his outstretched hand. Below the figure, large golden text reads "THE LORD OF THE DINGS" with smaller text below stating "ONE DING TO RULE THEM ALL". The background is solid black.
The Lord of the Dings One Ding to Rule Them All Bell Character Portrait Socks
by STEPHEN CHOU STD
$20
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