Thelma Zapato de piel/nobuk negra para mujer

Good quality shoes worth the price

Comfortable and interesting sneakers

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Elegantes y deportivos

Siempre quise unos zapatos para llevar vaqueros, que fuesen cómodos pero que le dieran un toque sofisticado y lo conseguí.

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Very good shoes!

Shoes are so beautiful and well made. They look very expensive. Comfortable! These chunky heels are so cool.

These, I love!

My favourite shoes, these are super comfy and they look SO COOL. If I could afford to I'd get the pink/white ones too. I like everything about them. Every time I have worn them I get compliments. I honestly completely love them. You can wear them to work then dance all night and you'll still walk home happy. Fabulous!

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Empfehlenswert

Witzig und sehr bequem, sehr variabel einsetzbar, elegant, sportlich, Super!

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Great “not high heel” high heel

Comfortable and soft to walk in, feel roomy at the toe. My go to shoe now for both flares and dresses; have a pretty, mod type look that can nicely fit both my preferred 60s and 70s styles while still being walkable for long distances - almost a sneaker with a heel. I went by the size guide, and the fit listed there ended up being the correct one. Once broken in they can be a bit loose if not laced up tightly, hence I’d say they’re on the slightly wider side. I think they’re a bit more dressy than appears in photos - the leather and suede type inserts at the front definitely give them some class, especially when paired different laces! The eyelets are small, so thinner, round waxed laces also work great in them. Very versatile :)

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Sportlich- eleganter Schuh

Cooles Retro Design vereint mit sehr gutem Tragekomfort macht diesen Schuh zu etwas ganz besonderem für mich

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Supercool

Supercool, comfortable and beautiful. Shoes that represent my state of mind and nature

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