MW1352-8121CF - Montana West Western Embroidered Mini Tote Crossbody - Coffee African Boots This flattering boot-cut style is Size:11 E

Name: MW1352-8121CF - Montana West Western Embroidered Mini Tote Crossbody - Coffee African Boots This flattering boot-cut style is Size:11 E
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 19368383916
Price: 49.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2556 (20 reviews)

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MW1352 8121CF Montana West Western Embroidered Mini Tote Crossbody Coffee African Boots This flattering boot cut style is Size:11 E This flattering boot cut style is fitted in the hips and thighs It's rooted in Western tradition but has the just right amount of flair to set off your look Top zipper closure keeps belongings secure Designed with a rugged yet refined feel

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