Vans Classic Slip-On (Checkerboard) Black/White Size:Men 12 - Women 13.5 providing the ultimate in style

Name: Vans Classic Slip-On (Checkerboard) Black/White Size:Men 12 - Women 13.5 providing the ultimate in style
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84185708795
Price: 78.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.789300000000001 (25 reviews)

SKU 84185708795 · ★ 4.8

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Vans Classic Slip On (Checkerboard) Black White Size:Men 12 Women 13.5 providing the ultimate in style providing the ultimate in style and fit Case: Rose Gold Stainless Steel Case size: 45mm x 15mm Thick Dial: Rose Gold with Roman Numerals Bezel: PVD Black Stainless Steel Water Resistant: 100 Meters Movement : Japanese 6 Hand Chronograph Quartz Lens: Scratch Resistant Mineral Crystal Band: Black Crocodile Leather Clasp: Stainless Steel Butterfly Clasp Hit the skate park Classic slip on design Standout checkerboard colourway Canvas uppers Cushioned Footbed Vulcanized rubber midsole Gum rubber waffle outsole Style Code: VN000EYEBWW

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