Hitchcock Oxford Calf Mens Black Extra Extra Wide 5E Oxfords Cap Toe Shoes Size:12 Brand Frye Condition New without

Name: Hitchcock Oxford Calf Mens Black Extra Extra Wide 5E Oxfords Cap Toe Shoes Size:12 Brand Frye Condition New without
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 25246860775
Price: 180.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6588 (22 reviews)

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Hitchcock Oxford Calf Mens Black Extra Extra Wide 5E Oxfords Cap Toe Shoes Size:12 Brand Frye Condition New without Brand Frye Condition New without box Model Name Tash Cut Out Bootie Model Number 71686 Manufacturer Color Cognac Color Brown Material Leather Width Medium (B the brand creates shoes that blend modern aesthetics with Italian craftsmanship for a standout statement Since our founding in 1951 Our men’s wide shoes range in sizes from 5 to 24 in widths from 3E to 8E while our women’s wide shoes range in size from 5 to 13 in width from 2E to 8E

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