Samba LT Womens Lifestyle Shoe - Silver Metallic/Preloved Ruby/Gum SCRT-CRW-BLU Red contrasting accents on the Size:13.5

Name: Samba LT Womens Lifestyle Shoe - Silver Metallic/Preloved Ruby/Gum SCRT-CRW-BLU Red contrasting accents on the Size:13.5
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 35665077205
Price: 89.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1413 (24 reviews)

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Samba LT Womens Lifestyle Shoe Silver Metallic Preloved Ruby Gum SCRT CRW BLU Red contrasting accents on the Size:13.5 Red contrasting accents on the branded areas atop a clean White rubber sole completes the design The Human Made sweat shirt is inspired by the vintage Americana fashion This pair pays homage to the shoe's soccer roots with a classic fold over tongue Signature details include a T toe and a gum rubber outsole

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