TinaCus Handmade Women's Soft Leather Square Toe Braided Style Slip On Loafers Flats Shoes Shoe size:US5/CN34/EU35/UK3/Foot Length-22cm 5/Foot Length-24cm

Name: TinaCus Handmade Women's Soft Leather Square Toe Braided Style Slip On Loafers Flats Shoes Shoe size:US5/CN34/EU35/UK3/Foot Length-22cm 5/Foot Length-24cm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 74227205542
Price: 87.30 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6723 (24 reviews)

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TinaCus Handmade Women's Soft Leather Square Toe Braided Style Slip On Loafers Flats Shoes Shoe size:US5 CN34 EU35 UK3 Foot Length 22cm 5 Foot Length 24cm 5 Foot Length 24cm Patent leather slippers designed with pointed toe and unique chunky heels to keep up with fashion trend and she can conquer the world US8 EU39 UK6 Foot Length 24

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