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Mens Light Brown Dress Shoe - Alberto Nardoni Affiliate Program US recorded price
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Mens Light Brown Dress Shoe
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Product description
The Spectator is a Brown and White, Two-Tone Genuine Patent Leather Shoe designed by Stacy Baldwin. It has a traditional Vintage Style with a Wingtip, but has been made modern with a lizard print all-leather insert. The spectator has a high-quality leather sole, a leather lining and a comfortable insole so you can wear them confidently. Pair with any brown, tan, taupe or ivory tuxedo to make a fashion-statement.. Color: Brown and White. Material: Patent Leather. Style: Lace Up. Eyelets: 4. Fit & Sizes: 7 to 15 (Regular Width [D] or Wide Width [EE]). Condition: Brand new with original tags & packaging. STYLING TIP: Small details should never be overlooked when wearing a suit or tux. Don't forget to order a new pair (or two) of quality dress socks. Perfect for your upcoming event, but you can also wear them afterwards either at work or a night out on the town!
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Alberto Nardoni Affiliate Program US
United States · USD
Recorded item price
$169.00
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