Dej Blue and Green Boat Shoes
Dej Blue and Green Boat Shoes. Blue Whole Grain, Vegetable Dyed, High Quality Leather. 100% Highly Tensile Gum Rubber Sole. High Quality Calf Leather Insole. Exquisite Aesthetic for Premium Comfort.
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