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Women's Wallabee T Bar Shoes Size:7 Crafted exclusively from a cotton Crafted exclusively from a cotton jersey fabric Dual GEL™ technology inserts for advanced comfort​ founded in 1825 in Somerset Care: Leather shoes should be cleaned regularly to maintain their look and durability
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Women's Wallabee T Bar Shoes Size:7 Crafted exclusively from a cotton

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