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Porsche Design P’1700 Tokyo Black (2010s) Footwear attached by velcro patches 576 attached by velcro patches Ankles 24cm (adjustable to 20cm) Featuring a sleek minimalist silhouette built with a mix of black leather and high tech mesh fabric
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Porsche Design P’1700 Tokyo Black (2010s) Footwear attached by velcro patches 576

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