Chunky Wool Balaclava — Nadeshiko Red Color:29-Nadeshiko Red Soft pointed toe / Ankle THBH01SS19_XS

Name: Chunky Wool Balaclava — Nadeshiko Red Color:29-Nadeshiko Red Soft pointed toe / Ankle THBH01SS19_XS
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84271500864
Price: 142.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.396 (25 reviews)

SKU 84271500864 · ★ 4.4

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Chunky Wool Balaclava — Nadeshiko Red Color:29 Nadeshiko Red Soft pointed toe Ankle THBH01SS19_XS Soft pointed toe Ankle boot Leather strips with top stitching at inner and outer sides Strips become pull on loops Bronze d ring with short leather tassel on outer side Black leather sole with rubber insert at heel Color: Black 100% Leather Made in Italy Dustbag included Cecilie Bahnsen black full length dress with tiered skirt and open back in crisp cotton poplin Issey Miyake nadeshiko red balaclava with rolled finish at face opening and ribbed trim at neck in merino wool Also available in: Moon White and Black

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