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Beige flat boots in smooth calf leather, round toe, large black elasticated bands in the Chelsea boots spirit, signed pull tab on the back, black 5 cm thick Vibram rubber sole.
For a look that plays on masculine/feminine codes, adopt the Sacha boots signed by APC ! They will be worn in mid-season with your casual outfits.
For a look that plays on masculine/feminine codes, adopt the Sacha boots signed by APC ! They will be worn in mid-season with your casual outfits.
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Made in Portugal
Composition:
100% Calfskin
カラー : Beige
Ref: PXBAA-F54221
t__(product-page-creator-title)APC Paris
A.P.C. is a French brand founded by the fashion designer Jean Touitou, in 1987. A.P.C. stands for Atelier de Production et de Création.
A.P.C. is known for its minimalist designs. One of the brand's most popular products is its Japanese high quality raw-denim jeans.
Based in Paris, A.P.C. opened stores many stores worldwide.
A.P.C. is known for its minimalist designs. One of the brand's most popular products is its Japanese high quality raw-denim jeans.
Based in Paris, A.P.C. opened stores many stores worldwide.
t__(productlist-see-more-creatorpage) A.P.C.
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Produced in Portugal
Produced in Portugal
more than 50% of the manufacturing costs were incurred with Portuguese companies.
Size & cut
The model wears the size 39.The product fits normal, we invite you to choose your usual size.
For more details, click here to see the full size guide
For more details, click here to see the full size guide
Delivery and return
Free express delivery by DHL to Vietnam for any order above 200€. We take care of all additional costs including duties and taxes. You don't need to pay anything more when you receive your package.*
* Except for France DOM/TOM and Russia : order will be shipped by French Post. Detax is applied on all prices shown.
* Except for France DOM/TOM and Russia : order will be shipped by French Post. Detax is applied on all prices shown.
