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2000's Prada Leather Skiskolaer Vibram Boots

Name: 2000's Prada Leather Skiskolaer Vibram Boots
Brand: Prada
Price: 195 EUR
Availability: InStock

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€195.00

Brand

Prada

Size

Condition

Good

Colour

Red, Black

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2000's Prada Leather Skiskolaer Vibram Boots Bon état général, quelques traces d’usures visibles sur les photos. Possibilité de faire disparaître ces traces de surface avec les bons produits. modèle recherché T42 couleur rouge et noir matière cuir Step into the early 2000s with these striking Prada Skiskolaer boots, featuring a bold red leather upper and durable black Vibram soles. A perfect blend of style and functionality, these boots showcase Prada's innovative approach to footwear, designed to offer exceptional grip and comfort. The lace-up design, combined with high-quality materials, makes these boots an ideal choice for both urban explorers and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a statement piece.

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