Pistol Short Boot - MERGE W FAC36BPS14 Stephan Schneider asymmetric overlay panel extends from Color:Lgtsan/ftwwht/cwhite

Name: Pistol Short Boot - MERGE W FAC36BPS14 Stephan Schneider asymmetric overlay panel extends from Color:Lgtsan/ftwwht/cwhite
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 82958402206
Price: 285.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3825 (19 reviews)

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Pistol Short Boot MERGE W FAC36BPS14 Stephan Schneider asymmetric overlay panel extends from Color:Lgtsan ftwwht cwhite asymmetric overlay panel extends from neckline cropped leg with banded cuff Mid weight tapered 3" heel with rubber at bottom Leather sole with treaded rubber at ball of foot Leather insole & lining Color: Black 100% leather Made in Italy Also available in Black Shearling Fits true to size whole sizes only

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