FRYE Women's Crson Harness Antique Boot,Dark Brown,10 M US

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Product Features

• Made in Mexico
• Leather Upper
• Leather Sole
• Heel Height: 1 - 1.75 Inch
• This shoe fits true to size.

Product Description

Harness your fashion in a Western way with this boot from Frye. Carson Harness Boot features a dark brown leather upper with a buckle and stitching detail. This calf boot is complete with a 1 1/2 inch block heel.

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Product Details

• Size: 10 B(M) US
• Color: Dark Brown
• Brand: FRYE
• Model: ZFRY095
• Fabric type: 100% Leather
• Dimensions: 4.00 pounds

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