Ferragamo Leather Slip On Sneakers ProductID-59407 - Made in Italy -

Ferragamo Leather Slip On Sneakers ProductID-59407 - Made in Italy -

Name: Ferragamo Leather Slip On Sneakers ProductID-59407 - Made in Italy -
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 95622016464
Price: 268.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7983 (28 reviews)

SKU 95622016464 · ★ 4.8

EUR268.00 EUR305.00

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Ferragamo Leather Slip On Sneakers ProductID 59407 Made in Italy Made in Italy Men's boat shoe Suede calfskin upper Embossed Tod's monogram Leather loop laces Leather insole Grommet detail on the heel Iconic rubber sole Tod's logo pouch DESIGNER ID: XXM52K05300RE0U820 Made in Italy Tod's men's derby Suede upper Embossed Tod's monogram Leather insole Rubber sole with embossed rubber lugs Case with Tod's logo DESIGNER ID: XXM61K00C21RE0 S408 Do not hesitate to contact us to have more information Tessabit offers M (medium) fitting for sporty shoes

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