Ariat Womens Real High Rise Boot Cut - Ballary Pennsylvania Size:27XL 1065 Carbon Steel Blades 195696196110

Name: Ariat Womens Real High Rise Boot Cut - Ballary Pennsylvania Size:27XL 1065 Carbon Steel Blades 195696196110
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 1288497389
Price: 179.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2331 (7 reviews)

SKU 1288497389 · ★ 4.2

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Ariat Womens Real High Rise Boot Cut Ballary Pennsylvania Size:27XL 1065 Carbon Steel Blades 195696196110 1065 Carbon Steel Blades Folds out in to 3 sections (Tri Fold) 3 credit card holders 3 photo holders Drivers licence window holder Snap closure on credit card & photo holder Zippered internal compartment 2 cash divided compartment Separate zippered cash compartment Key ring attachment Snap enclosure on out side of wallet Measurements (mm) Closed 130 long x 97 high x 20 deep High rise with a boot ready flare these ‘70s inspired jeans flatter in the arena or on the town

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