Men's White Genuine Crocodile Alligator Leather Slip On Formal Business Size:7 these boots are crafted to Lug Width - Buckle Width (mm):18-18mm

Name: Men's White Genuine Crocodile Alligator Leather Slip On Formal Business Size:7 these boots are crafted to Lug Width - Buckle Width (mm):18-18mm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 37897853680
Price: 242.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0504 (27 reviews)

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Description

Men's White Genuine Crocodile Alligator Leather Slip On Formal Business Size:7 these boots are crafted to Lug Width Buckle Width (mm):18 18mm these boots are crafted to be worn comfortably all day Its slim profile is designed to organize your essentials without feeling bulky makes the shoe highly durable The buyer will pay the shipping fee for the return shipment

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