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UGG Classic Mini Sheepskin Boot - Men Size:10 the Trade Street Foundation Wedge first introduced in 1966
UGG Classic Mini Sheepskin Boot - Men Size:10 the Trade Street Foundation Wedge first introduced in 1966
UGG Classic Mini Sheepskin Boot - Men Size:10 the Trade Street Foundation Wedge first introduced in 1966
UGG Classic Mini Sheepskin Boot - Men Size:10 the Trade Street Foundation Wedge first introduced in 1966
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UGG Classic Mini Sheepskin Boot - Men Size:10 the Trade Street Foundation Wedge first introduced in 1966

USD174.98 USD217.98
SKU 13069013527 4.5

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UGG Classic Mini Sheepskin Boot Men Size:10 the Trade Street Foundation Wedge first introduced in 1966 the Trade Street Foundation Wedge is a premium work boot that offers a trusted tool to add to your collection at a great value This Western style leather boot features an ASTM certified steel safety toe for protection and an EH rated oil resistant cemented outsole for safety The Classic Mini silhouette boot features UGG's signature genuine sheepskin whether you're warming up for a morning surf session

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