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Size 5.5 Toddler Boys Shoes - Authentic 1960s Brown Suede Oxfords - Child Size 5 1/2 D Dress Shoe - Boy's 60s Preppy Deadstock in Box NIB size 12 shirt not stretchy

Name: Size 5.5 Toddler Boys Shoes - Authentic 1960s Brown Suede Oxfords - Child Size 5 1/2 D Dress Shoe - Boy's 60s Preppy Deadstock in Box NIB size 12 shirt not stretchy
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 3652049583
Price: 45.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3852 (29 reviews)

SKU 3652049583 Atelier gensnab.com.ua

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Size 5.5 Toddler Boys Shoes - Authentic 1960s Brown Suede Oxfords - Child Size 5 1/2 D Dress Shoe - Boy's 60s Preppy Deadstock in Box NIB size 12 shirt not stretchy

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Size 5.5 Toddler Boys Shoes Authentic 1960s Brown Suede Oxfords Child Size 5 1 2 D Dress Shoe Boy's 60s Preppy Deadstock in Box NIB size 12 shirt not stretchy not stretchy with vivid flowers These 1960s toddler boy's suede oxford shoes are a classic preppie style with a tapered toe top stitched details and its original shoe box

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