Laksen Westwood Mens Merino Shooting Socks - Forest/Terra SG-Barbour Set 180x50cm The addition of a Schoffel Size:UK 11.5

Name: Laksen Westwood Mens Merino Shooting Socks - Forest/Terra SG-Barbour Set 180x50cm The addition of a Schoffel Size:UK 11.5
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 66127158339
Price: 89.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0009 (7 reviews)

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Laksen Westwood Mens Merino Shooting Socks Forest Terra SG Barbour Set 180x50cm The addition of a Schoffel Size:UK 11.5 The addition of a Schoffel graphic print and embroidered Ptarmigan detail elevates its sophistication Crafted from a cosy wool blend knit Adds autumnal colour to any shooting outfit The socks are reinforced at the heel and toe for added comfort and would add a splash of autumnal colour to any shooting outfit

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