Women's Gladiator Sandals | Elegant Rivet Flat Shoes | Summer Casual Footwear | Brown, Black & Apricot | Sizes 36-42 SuperN+ you can always change the Metal Color:Tiger Eye

Name: Women's Gladiator Sandals | Elegant Rivet Flat Shoes | Summer Casual Footwear | Brown, Black & Apricot | Sizes 36-42 SuperN+ you can always change the Metal Color:Tiger Eye
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 63447176738
Price: 60.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7731 (25 reviews)

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Women's Gladiator Sandals Elegant Rivet Flat Shoes Summer Casual Footwear Brown, Black & Apricot Sizes 36 42 SuperN+ you can always change the Metal Color:Tiger Eye you can always change the colour to suit your mood Input power: 1345W and apricot in sizes 36 42 5 40 25 41 25

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