Old Soles Girl's & Boy's 6010 Dressy Hoff Yellow Leather Slip On Sneaker Shoe Size:27 M EU/10 M US Toddler Manuela de Juan has been Size:98/ 3 Years

Name: Old Soles Girl's & Boy's 6010 Dressy Hoff Yellow Leather Slip On Sneaker Shoe Size:27 M EU/10 M US Toddler Manuela de Juan has been Size:98/ 3 Years
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 53009879361
Price: 35.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4734 (16 reviews)

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Old Soles Girl's & Boy's 6010 Dressy Hoff Yellow Leather Slip On Sneaker Shoe Size:27 M EU 10 M US Toddler Manuela de Juan has been Size:98 3 Years Manuela de Juan has been handmaking their shoes in Spain since 1970 Featuring an all rubber flexible sole Soft and comfortable soft suede or smooth leather upper slip on loafer sneakers The bottom features rubber sole for walking traction and foot support

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