TDA Women's Perforated Wingtip Lace-up Beige Brown Synthetic Leather Dress Vintage Oxford Flat Shoes 8.5 M US
Product Description
TDA Women's Perforated Wingtip Lace-up Beige Brown Synthetic Leather Dress Vintage Oxford Flat Shoes 8.5 M US
- Patent leather upper,Rubber sole.
- Heel measures approximately 2.5cm.
- Closed toe,Block low heel,Breathable mesh at vamp
- Lace up to closure with 5 eyes
- Features：Fashion,Dress,Suitable for work,Fit Office,Comfortable To Wear All Day And It can match All Pants
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