White Velvet Embroidery Work Peshawari Loafers | Wedding Shoes for Groom | Shoes for Haldi Mehendi Sangeet brak903.Color_3.Tan both Outer material and Inner UK/India Size:17

Name: White Velvet Embroidery Work Peshawari Loafers | Wedding Shoes for Groom | Shoes for Haldi Mehendi Sangeet brak903.Color_3.Tan both Outer material and Inner UK/India Size:17
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 60503067542
Price: 5549.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8037 (24 reviews)

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White Velvet Embroidery Work Peshawari Loafers Wedding Shoes for Groom Shoes for Haldi Mehendi Sangeet brak903.Color_3.Tan both Outer material and Inner UK India Size:17 both Outer material and Inner material is made of Genuine Leather #parent algarve This range is Suave Fashionable and Comfortable

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