Size 7 Brown Shoes - 1950s 1960s Chocolate Mocha Heels by Cotillion - 60s Unworn NOS Deadstock - Leather & Crepe Bow - 7AA Narrow Width Mens XS Eggshell white rayon blend broadcloth

Name: Size 7 Brown Shoes - 1950s 1960s Chocolate Mocha Heels by Cotillion - 60s Unworn NOS Deadstock - Leather & Crepe Bow - 7AA Narrow Width Mens XS Eggshell white rayon blend broadcloth
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 80755430335
Price: 59.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4275 (12 reviews)

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SKU 80755430335

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

Description

Size 7 Brown Shoes 1950s 1960s Chocolate Mocha Heels by Cotillion 60s Unworn NOS Deadstock Leather & Crepe Bow 7AA Narrow Width Mens XS Eggshell white rayon blend broadcloth Eggshell white rayon blend broadcloth in a faux silk effect with slubs and nubs throughout feels slightly boardy and possibly washed a bit too hot too much agitation at one point " Cotillion Footwear TM REG US PAT OFF'' stamped in gold to insole this is very hard to notice

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