Shipping: Shipped from distribution center in Seattle, United States of America.
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4,200 participant Groupspree
2,663 members participating currently
1,537 additional participants needed
This deal will commence once Groupspree reaches 100%.
The Huxley features a supple one piece cotton/poly woven upper &; hand stitched tan leather welt complemented by a durable black rubber EVA sole. Complete with pig skin leather footbed and inner lining for maximum softness, breathability and comfort.
This product is available in various options as indicated below.
Size: 40 EU / 7 US
Size: 41 EU / 8 US
Size: 42 EU / 9 US
Size: 43 EU / 10 US
Size: 44 EU / 11 US
Size: 45 EU / 12 US
Size: 46 EU / 13 US
Options can be chosen once the Groupspree Group-buy completes, prior to checking out and payment. Availability of options is based on stock levels for that option.
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Average Star Rating: 4.4 out of 5
(20 customer reviews)
20 reviews for Bankrupt Millionaire Men's The Huxley Dress Shoe - Black
Rated 4 out of 5
RedOcean from Dayton, United States
Keep up the good work and the low prices on products like these.
Rated 4 out of 5
Scrapper from Goteborg, Sweden
It is well worth the money unlike some cheaper alternatives that do not last that long or break often.
United States of America
RedOcean from Dayton, United States
Keep up the good work and the low prices on products like these.
Scrapper from Goteborg, Sweden
It is well worth the money unlike some cheaper alternatives that do not last that long or break often.
zada2011 from Baltimore, United States
Maybe I was expecting too much
SometimesOkie from Jacksonville, United States
Not happy
Crazy One from Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico
Problems right from the time we opened it