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Mahogany suite · Cascade overlap
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Frye & Co. Maley Pull Tab 70716 Womens Black Leather Ankle & Booties Boots Size:6.5 Brand Lugz Condition New with

4.5
SKU 99569670633

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Suite notes

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

Description

Frye & Co. Maley Pull Tab 70716 Womens Black Leather Ankle & Booties Boots Size:6.5 Brand Lugz Condition New with Brand Lugz Condition New with box Model Name Boomer Model Number MBOOMRPC 7625 Manufacturer Color Dark Chestnut Brown Bark Bone Color Brown Material Leather Width Medium (D Brand Robert Graham Condition New with box Model Name Fry Model Number RGS5104 Manufacturer Color Navy Color Blue Material Leather Width Medium (D Frye started as a daily working men’s boot Frye epitomizes the attitude and style of a classic men's shoe

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