Acorn Women's Spa Thong Slipper - Natural Size:2XL 100% pre-shrunk Cotton Fleece and 199133232911

Name: Acorn Women's Spa Thong Slipper - Natural Size:2XL 100% pre-shrunk Cotton Fleece and 199133232911
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 37519389262
Price: 40.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1692 (7 reviews)

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Acorn Women's Spa Thong Slipper Natural Size:2XL 100% pre shrunk Cotton Fleece and 199133232911 100% pre shrunk Cotton Fleece and gusseted armpits for freedom of movement Weight 51 oz per pair Height 6" Insulation Non Insulated Color Brown Traction Oil & Slip Resistant Footbed OrthoLite Shank Steel Protection Electrical Hazard Certified Safety ASTM F2892 18 EH Last Type 503 Lining Non Waterproof Liner Unlined Outsole Danner Wedge Recraftable Yes Manufacturing Made in USA with Imported Components Toe Protection Plain Toe GIVE YOUR FEET A BREAK WITH THESE AMAZING ACORN SPA THONG SLIPPERS for longwearing comfort

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