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Dolce & Gabbana Black Monochrome Braided Raffia Slides ShoesDOLCE & GABBANA Gorgeous, 100% Authentic Dolce & Gabbana Pantheon line sandals. These slides blend comfort with a sophisticated design, featuring braided raffia in a sleek black and beige colorway. Model: Slides Color: Black and beige Material: 100% Viscose Leather sole Logo details Made in Italy Very exclusive and high craftsmanship This item is a store sample, there is a repaired rip on the right shoe (see pictures for details).
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