Papillio by Birkenstock Bio Pantolette ab 30mm Sohlenhöhe ARIZONA PAP CHUNKY

Papillio by Birkenstock Bio Pantolette ab 30mm Sohlenhöhe ARIZONA PAP CHUNKY

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Papillio by Birkenstock Bio Pantolette ab 30mm Sohlenhöhe ARIZONA PAP CHUNKYPlateausandale aus dem Hause Papillio by Birkenstock! Zwei verstellbare Riemen ber dem Rist ermglichen ein optimales Anpassen an den Fu. Gefertigt aus wunderschnem beigefarbenem Kunstleder. Der Schuh ist mit einem textilen Futtermaterial und einer Lederdecksohle mit besonders strapazierfhigen Naturkorkfubett ausgestattet. Die Laufsohle besteht aus leichtem EVA. Marke: Papillio by Birkenstock Hersteller Name: ARIZONA PAP CHUNKY Hersteller ArtikelNr.:

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011