Teatime Clog 0F10 braided detail / Slip-on / CC024FW21_S

Name: Teatime Clog 0F10 braided detail / Slip-on / CC024FW21_S
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 87432902436
Price: 346.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0234 (18 reviews)

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SKU 87432902436 · ★ 4.0

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Teatime Clog 0F10 braided detail Slip on CC024FW21_S braided detail Slip on Textured cotton canvas upper Seam details at instep with designer's logo at inside left foot Braided espadrille sole with stitch details Braided espadrille insole Treaded rubber sole Color: Noir 100% Cotton Sole: 100% Rubber Hand sewn in France Also available in Ecru Sits at waist Seamed waistband with belt loops Asymmetric zip fly with button top closure Dropped crotch Sharply pleated front Slant pockets at hips Single welt pocket at back Relaxed leg Slightly relaxed fit Color: Coal 100% Cotton Made in Japan The Row's signature Teatime clog in grained tan leather FTRL23SS19

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