Men's John B. Stetson "Denver" Goat Skin Boot Round Toe Navy And White Double Sided

Name: Men's John B. Stetson "Denver" Goat Skin Boot Round Toe Navy And White Double Sided
Brand: hellosharpness.com
SKU: 62568996970
Price: 185.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0963 (8 reviews)

SKU 62568996970 · ★ 4.1

USD185.00 USD212.00

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Men's John B. Stetson "Denver" Goat Skin Boot Round Toe Navy And White Double Sided Navy And White Double Sided Gingham Plaid Blouse * Single Point Bias Cut Curved Back Yoke * No Front Yoke * Full Front Button Closure * Patch Pocket With Shaped Facing Versatile Wardrobe Accent: Elevate your style effortlessly with these boots that effortlessly transition from day to night Brown Goat Vamp * Chocolate 13" Shaft * Intricate Hand Stitching * Channel Welted Full Leather Construction * 56 Lemonwood Pegs & 8 Premium Brass Nails Per Boot * Leather Lined Poron Insole * Beveled Bottom Sole * Leather Heel

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