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Tamaris 25252 Ladies Red Patent Lightweight Faux Leather Lace/Zip Up Ankle Boots Ladies Size 3 Sandals Featuring a soft leather/textile lining
Tamaris 25252 Ladies Red Patent Lightweight Faux Leather Lace/Zip Up Ankle Boots Ladies Size 3 Sandals Featuring a soft leather/textile lining
Tamaris 25252 Ladies Red Patent Lightweight Faux Leather Lace/Zip Up Ankle Boots Ladies Size 3 Sandals Featuring a soft leather/textile lining
Tamaris 25252 Ladies Red Patent Lightweight Faux Leather Lace/Zip Up Ankle Boots Ladies Size 3 Sandals Featuring a soft leather/textile lining

Tamaris 25252 Ladies Red Patent Lightweight Faux Leather Lace/Zip Up Ankle Boots Ladies Size 3 Sandals Featuring a soft leather/textile lining

SKU: 82151958660
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Tamaris 25252 Ladies Red Patent Lightweight Faux Leather Lace Zip Up Ankle Boots Ladies Size 3 Sandals Featuring a soft leather textile lining Featuring a soft leather textile lining for all day comfort and a removable insole that permits orthopaedic support insertion Easily dressed up or down The Lightweight Feel And Warm Lined Gives You Comfort For Your Daily Activities While The Block Heel Provides Added Height

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