487471 102 Jordan 14 Retro Black Toe (2014) [USED] - 8 M (Used2) (No Box2) John Wei 7169708099 Made of 100% USA cotton Size:8.5 M (Damaged Lid) (Missing Keychain)

Name: 487471 102 Jordan 14 Retro Black Toe (2014) [USED] - 8 M (Used2) (No Box2) John Wei 7169708099 Made of 100% USA cotton Size:8.5 M (Damaged Lid) (Missing Keychain)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 93979490892
Price: 80.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3582 (26 reviews)

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487471 102 Jordan 14 Retro Black Toe (2014) [USED] 8 M (Used2) (No Box2) John Wei 7169708099 Made of 100% USA cotton Size:8.5 M (Damaged Lid) (Missing Keychain) Made of 100% USA cotton Made In: Moldova@ Republic of you acknowledge that these shoes are vintage and may not be suitable for wear Due to age

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