NEW BALANCE 9060 U9060BLK BLACK CASTLEROCK GREY Size:EU 44 The Levi's Vintage Clothing 1955 2000000514130

Name: NEW BALANCE 9060 U9060BLK BLACK CASTLEROCK GREY Size:EU 44 The Levi's Vintage Clothing 1955 2000000514130
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 39520787325
Price: 133.00 USD
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NEW BALANCE 9060 U9060BLK BLACK CASTLEROCK GREY Size:EU 44 The Levi's Vintage Clothing 1955 2000000514130 The Levi's Vintage Clothing 1955 501 Jeans have a distinct "anti fit" (or a slightly looser cut as opposed to slimmer This low profile silhouette fuses the tapered construction of '70s running shoes with the technical texture of premium suede The 9060 is the new expression of the refined style and innovative design that have made the 99X series characterized by the most iconic models in New Balance's history The 9060 reinterprets familiar elements from the classic 99X models

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