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Paul Smith Low Top Sneakers Nastro NAS07 Flea White Clear Stripe Sole
$204
Is this a genuine Paul Smith item?
Yes - we guarantee this Paul Smith item is 100% authentic, genuine, and brand new.
Do you ship worldwide?
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Where do you ship from?
This item is in stock and ships from our USA warehouse.
Can I return this item?
Yes - you can return this item within 30 days of delivery for a full refund, subject to our Return Policy
PRODUCT DETAILS
| Brand: | Paul Smith |
| SKU: | 13876280 |
| MPN: | LDN05 |
| Model: | LDN05 |
| Color: | White |
| Department: | Men |
| Style: | Sneaker |
| Pattern: | Striped |
| Type: | Casual |
| Upper Material: | Leather |
| Description: | Paul Smith shoes - LDN05 - LDN05 - White |
ABOUT Paul Smith
Paul Smith is a renowned British fashion brand known for its distinctive blend of classic style and playful design. Celebrated for its tailored clothing, accessories, and unique prints, Paul Smith embodies a sophisticated yet quirky aesthetic. With Paul Smith, you can enjoy high-quality garments that add a touch of personality to your wardrobe, making it a favorite for fashion enthusiasts seeking individuality.
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