Crocodile Leather Single Monk Strap Dress Shoes Oxford Formal Business Shoes | Brown Boots It’s made to walk on Lug Width - Buckle Width (mm):18-18mm

Name: Crocodile Leather Single Monk Strap Dress Shoes Oxford Formal Business Shoes | Brown Boots It’s made to walk on Lug Width - Buckle Width (mm):18-18mm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 29279931190
Price: 230.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5643 (9 reviews)

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Crocodile Leather Single Monk Strap Dress Shoes Oxford Formal Business Shoes Brown Boots It’s made to walk on Lug Width Buckle Width (mm):18 18mm It’s made to walk on any surface Its unique elegance and practicality make it suitable for various occasions Goodyear Welted Construction: Over 200 step process Upper Material: 100% Genuine Alligator Crocodile Skin

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