Justin Reess Men's Patent Leather Brogue Formal Shoes - Harry Size:UK 8 | EU 42 | US 9 complemented by a stylish gold Size:UK 9 | EU 43.5 | US 9.5

Name: Justin Reess Men's Patent Leather Brogue Formal Shoes - Harry Size:UK 8 | EU 42 | US 9 complemented by a stylish gold Size:UK 9 | EU 43.5 | US 9.5
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 68324202588
Price: 89.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2592 (14 reviews)

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Justin Reess Men's Patent Leather Brogue Formal Shoes Harry Size:UK 8 EU 42 US 9 complemented by a stylish gold Size:UK 9 EU 43.5 US 9.5 complemented by a stylish gold tassel string for a refined and sophisticated touch The two waist pockets are leather trimmed and kept open Striking Green Patent Leather for a bold statement Crafted from vibrant green patent leather

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