Bugatti Shoes Maik Exko

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Style Number: 311 AES01 4100 6300

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Product Description

These Bugatti men's lace-up shoes are made of dark brown crust leather and are incredibly comfortable with a lightweight sole. The insoles can be removed with ease to adapt for a wider foot shape.

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Details

Colour: Cognac
Upper: Leather
Fastening: Laces
Lining: leather/textile

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Shoe Care

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Colour: Cognac

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I absolutely love these sandals. They’re a narrow fitting, but after a few days of wearing relaxed and now fit perfectly. They are the most comfortable sandals I’ve ever worn, and I get lots of compliments about them. Humphries shoes were brilliant too, delivered really quickly, beautifully packaged. I’ll definitely be using them again for my footwear.

Thankyou for such excellent service. I’m a very happy customer.

Kirsten Hurley