Adidas Stan Smith Cuore Nero & Pitone Silver Saucony jazz Scarpe originali Adidas Superstar personalizzate

Name: Adidas Stan Smith Cuore Nero & Pitone Silver Saucony jazz Scarpe originali Adidas Superstar personalizzate
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 66911121910
Price: 169.00 USD
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Adidas Stan Smith Cuore Nero & Pitone Silver Saucony jazz Scarpe originali Adidas Superstar personalizzate Scarpe originali Adidas Superstar personalizzate con bande e tallone rivestite in glitter black silver e applicazione di topolini cuciti a mano in glitter black silver su entrambe le pareti della sneaker Ogni personalizzazione è diversa e unica Scarpe originali Adidas Stan Smith personalizzate a mano con applicazione di pelle cavallino nero a forma di cuore e strass e borchie argento sulla pareti e sul tallone Tallone ricoperto di pelle laminata stampa pitone color argento

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