Birkenstock Mayari, Black, Oiled Leather Choose Size:42 (US Women's 11-11.5 US Men's 9-9.5) Fixed 200B Thinsulate™ Liner for 3597436101397

Name: Birkenstock Mayari, Black, Oiled Leather Choose Size:42 (US Women's 11-11.5 US Men's 9-9.5) Fixed 200B Thinsulate™ Liner for 3597436101397
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 89396751661
Price: 150.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8829 (19 reviews)

SKU 89396751661 · ★ 4.9

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Birkenstock Mayari, Black, Oiled Leather Choose Size:42 (US Women's 11 11.5 US Men's 9 9.5) Fixed 200B Thinsulate™ Liner for 3597436101397 Fixed 200B Thinsulate™ Liner for added breathability and comfort all day long Smooth leather upper presents a sleek and modern attraction The BIRKENSTOCK Mayari thong sandal is a modern model with a toe loop The impressive combination of design and wearability will see fashion conscious men and women through the day with elegance and comfort

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