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Fishnet Socks Color:Nude / Black Rounded tapered toe / Grey THBH01SS19_XS
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Fishnet Socks Color:Nude Black Rounded tapered toe Grey THBH01SS19_XS Rounded tapered toe Grey suede toe & instep come to a point at front ankle Side & back boot are in brown leather Grey suede strip at back ankle becomes pull tab Grey suede velcro strap feeds through pull tab Strap can be reversed to reveal brown leather & is removable 3" stacked heel Treaded rubber piece at heel Leather sole & insole Sole has decorative gold & black finish Color: Brown & Grey 100% Leather Made in Japan Relaxed fit Front body is cotton Cowl front neck line turns into collar at back Large gun metal zipper at left side Vertical welt pockets at waist Black leather sleeves Black leather flange Under sleeve is black rib knit Angular seam across elbow at top sleeve Cotton self band at bottom hem Color: Black Body & Under Sleeve: 50% Cotton PRODUCT DETAILS: Description
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