Pilgrim Women Dress Shoes - Claire W3131 - Woven Brown Material_Knit Mesh Cushioned EVA insole

Name: Pilgrim Women Dress Shoes - Claire W3131 - Woven Brown Material_Knit Mesh Cushioned EVA insole
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 61287311941
Price: 128.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6858 (10 reviews)

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Pilgrim Women Dress Shoes Claire W3131 Woven Brown Material_Knit Mesh Cushioned EVA insole Cushioned EVA insole and anti abrasion material to aid durability Soft leather uppers and classic elements come together to form a contemporary silhouetteA stylish slip on shoe look with a buckle to adjustInsoles are both designed to absorb shock and removable to accommodate orthoticTraction patterned outsole for a confident stepSoft leather lining in a breathable shoePDAC approved as A5500 and L3217 for orthopedic footwear

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