Luxury Edition - Artisian Made Brown Italian Leather Spilimbergo Whole Cut Oxford Shoes brak905.Material_1.Leather The Tarquinia is cut from UK/India Size:17

Name: Luxury Edition - Artisian Made Brown Italian Leather Spilimbergo Whole Cut Oxford Shoes brak905.Material_1.Leather The Tarquinia is cut from UK/India Size:17
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 75321566564
Price: 45399.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5742 (7 reviews)

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Luxury Edition Artisian Made Brown Italian Leather Spilimbergo Whole Cut Oxford Shoes brak905.Material_1.Leather The Tarquinia is cut from UK India Size:17 The Tarquinia is cut from full grain Italian leather and stitched by our own makers #parent draven so the shoe feels good from the first day which takes a little longer but means the shoe is built for you

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