Scorpio Black Rubberised Pu Rounded Toe Chunky Sole Knee High Boots Sizes:US 5 / UK 3 / EU 36 Dare to make a statement Sizes:UK XL

Name: Scorpio Black Rubberised Pu Rounded Toe Chunky Sole Knee High Boots Sizes:US 5 / UK 3 / EU 36 Dare to make a statement Sizes:UK XL
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 50414973900
Price: 67.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5517 (6 reviews)

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Scorpio Black Rubberised Pu Rounded Toe Chunky Sole Knee High Boots Sizes:US 5 UK 3 EU 36 Dare to make a statement Sizes:UK XL Dare to make a statement in the Pose Wide Fit Black Textured Pu Zip Up Knee High Slim Block Heeled Boots This perfect above the over the knee high block heel boot elevates your style by taking you from day time outings to stopping OUT OUT partying all night 5 " APPROX With a chic rounded toe and chunky sole

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