New Rock Grey Leather Fringed Pointed Cowboy Boots- WSTM003-S1 Size:UK 6 | EU 39 | US 8.5 quickly dries out and becomes Size:UK 9 | EU 43.5 | US 9.5

Name: New Rock Grey Leather Fringed Pointed Cowboy Boots- WSTM003-S1 Size:UK 6 | EU 39 | US 8.5 quickly dries out and becomes Size:UK 9 | EU 43.5 | US 9.5
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 28480969653
Price: 179.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4176 (29 reviews)

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Description

New Rock Grey Leather Fringed Pointed Cowboy Boots WSTM003 S1 Size:UK 6 EU 39 US 8.5 quickly dries out and becomes Size:UK 9 EU 43.5 US 9.5 quickly dries out and becomes cool in summer These shoes feature a striking butterfly print on premium patent leather making them stand out in any crowd they're a statement of individuality and bold fashion sense

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