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White Original Sole Double-Layered Canvas Low-Top Sneaker (PETERSON LOW) Size:45 Features classic shirting detailing Sale-Percent-57
White Original Sole Double-Layered Canvas Low-Top Sneaker (PETERSON LOW) Size:45 Features classic shirting detailing Sale-Percent-57
White Original Sole Double-Layered Canvas Low-Top Sneaker (PETERSON LOW) Size:45 Features classic shirting detailing Sale-Percent-57
White Original Sole Double-Layered Canvas Low-Top Sneaker (PETERSON LOW) Size:45 Features classic shirting detailing Sale-Percent-57
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White Original Sole Double-Layered Canvas Low-Top Sneaker (PETERSON LOW) Size:45 Features classic shirting detailing Sale-Percent-57

SKU: 96328095005
EUR294.00 EUR337.00

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White Original Sole Double Layered Canvas Low Top Sneaker (PETERSON LOW) Size:45 Features classic shirting detailing Sale Percent 57 Features classic shirting detailing Small distressing detailing is featured on the right side as well as a large slash around the back Small brand tag is attached on the tongue and finished off with oversized laces Classic cut sneakers that have adopted Mihara Yasuhiros’ original chunky soles

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