Old Soles 113R Boy's and Girl's Green Bambini Soft Leather Double Strap First Walker Sneaker Shoe nanette-lepore These leather sneakers feature easy Size:98/ 3 Years

Name: Old Soles 113R Boy's and Girl's Green Bambini Soft Leather Double Strap First Walker Sneaker Shoe nanette-lepore These leather sneakers feature easy Size:98/ 3 Years
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 43426258599
Price: 33.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2169 (17 reviews)

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Old Soles 113R Boy's and Girl's Green Bambini Soft Leather Double Strap First Walker Sneaker Shoe nanette lepore These leather sneakers feature easy Size:98 3 Years These leather sneakers feature easy slip on and leather contrast on upper Genuine leather sneaker walking shoe featuring a racer stripe detail Perfect for first walkers and everyday wear áLovingly Designed in Australia

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