Luccini Boy's and Girl's Slip-On Smoking Loafer, Black Patent 32 M EU/1 M US Little Kid Where the harshest conditions intersect Size:98/ 3 Years

Name: Luccini Boy's and Girl's Slip-On Smoking Loafer, Black Patent 32 M EU/1 M US Little Kid Where the harshest conditions intersect Size:98/ 3 Years
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Luccini Boy's and Girl's Slip On Smoking Loafer, Black Patent 32 M EU 1 M US Little Kid Where the harshest conditions intersect Size:98 3 Years Where the harshest conditions intersect with some of the most beautiful sights you'll ever see The moccasin style loafer shoe features a single hook and loop strap for easy slip on and a printed grey on grey square pattern leather These slip on smoking loafers are made in Spain The shoes are leather lined

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