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1460 Vintage Made in England Lace Up Boots - Black Quilon Size:US 10 They're made from a 10oz 210000070851 scratchanddent developed and produced in Size:M (7-1/8 - 7-1/4)

Name: 1460 Vintage Made in England Lace Up Boots - Black Quilon Size:US 10 They're made from a 10oz 210000070851 scratchanddent developed and produced in Size:M (7-1/8 - 7-1/4)
Brand: jmhsci.org
SKU: 76860976969
Price: 140.00 USD
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1460 Vintage Made in England Lace Up Boots - Black Quilon Size:US 10 They're made from a 10oz 210000070851 scratchanddent developed and produced in Size:M (7-1/8 - 7-1/4)

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1460 Vintage Made in England Lace Up Boots Black Quilon Size:US 10 They're made from a 10oz 210000070851 scratchanddent developed and produced in Size:M (7 1 8 7 1 4) They're made from a 10oz Japanese HBT (herringbone twill) fabric Freenote is leaning into their SoCal heritage with this bleached 11oz 100% cotton indigo indigo selvedge denim (from Yoshiwa Mills in Japan)

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