Tenis Escolar Janlo Blanco Para Niño [jlo61] Talla:23 mx durabilidad y una estética contemporánea: Tacón Slide

Tenis Escolar Janlo Blanco Para Niño [jlo61] Talla:23 mx durabilidad y una estética contemporánea: Tacón Slide

Name: Tenis Escolar Janlo Blanco Para Niño [jlo61] Talla:23 mx durabilidad y una estética contemporánea: Tacón Slide
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Tenis Escolar Janlo Blanco Para Niño [jlo61] Talla:23 mx durabilidad y una estética contemporánea: Tacón Slide durabilidad y una estética contemporánea: todo en un solo calzado ideal para combinar con una variedad de atuendos El material principal es: SINTÉTICO Color primario: BLANCO Color secundario: BLANCO Producto con su empaque original estos tenis blancos son ideales para la escuela y para actividades deportivas

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