Vans Classic Slip-On Color Theory Walnut Size:Men 11 - Women 12.5 - One-size-fits-most - Officially licenced

Name: Vans Classic Slip-On Color Theory Walnut Size:Men 11 - Women 12.5 - One-size-fits-most - Officially licenced
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 44726778644
Price: 78.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0783 (27 reviews)

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Vans Classic Slip On Color Theory Walnut Size:Men 11 Women 12.5 One size fits most Officially licenced One size fits most Officially licenced Rubber Team logo patch Knitted graphic Mitchell & Ness embroidery Rib knit construction Composition: 100% Acrylic Colour: Black Style: MNCG0850 This tee features sick custom graphics depicting the legendary team to the front The Color Theory Collection allows you to create a unique color story by pairing vibrant unexpected hues with iconic footwear silhouettes

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