Steve Madden P-Brent Mens Brown Leather Lace Up Wingtip Oxfords Shoes Size:10.5 K-Swiss was founded in 1966

Name: Steve Madden P-Brent Mens Brown Leather Lace Up Wingtip Oxfords Shoes Size:10.5 K-Swiss was founded in 1966
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SKU: 58178787057
Price: 95.00 USD
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Steve Madden P Brent Mens Brown Leather Lace Up Wingtip Oxfords Shoes Size:10.5 K Swiss was founded in 1966 K Swiss was founded in 1966 by two brothers who moved to California to pursue their dream of starting their own footwear company 1 FG AG Model Number 10547901 Manufacturer Color Bleu Azur Red Blast Black Color Black Material Synthetic Width Medium (D Brand Steve Madden Condition New with box Model Name P Brent Model Number P Brent Manufacturer Color Coffee Color Brown Material Leather Width Medium (D Steve Madden started crafting shoe designs from his own factory

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