Bogs Kids' Classic Seamless Winter Boots - Dark Grey Dandelion Manufacturer/Brand_Original-Footwear The 94% polyester fabric ensures 199133232911

Name: Bogs Kids' Classic Seamless Winter Boots - Dark Grey Dandelion Manufacturer/Brand_Original-Footwear The 94% polyester fabric ensures 199133232911
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 69911961417
Price: 95.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4644 (8 reviews)

Bogs Kids' Classic Seamless Winter Boots - Dark Grey Dandelion Manufacturer/Brand_Original-Footwear The 94% polyester fabric ensures 199133232911

SKU 69911961417 · ★ 4.5

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Bogs Kids' Classic Seamless Winter Boots Dark Grey Dandelion Manufacturer Brand_Original Footwear The 94% polyester fabric ensures 199133232911 The 94% polyester fabric ensures a perfect fit “Made in Germany” quality stamp on footbed Dandelion inspired dark grey kids' winter boots built for cold weather adventures BOGS Grip outsoles feature tried and true rubber for excellent all purpose traction

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