IF3097 300 Air Jordan 3 Retro Teyana Taylor Concrete Rose (Women's) [USED] - 9.5 W (Used) STX_Listing_Error but slightly yellowing soles due due to age

Name: IF3097 300 Air Jordan 3 Retro Teyana Taylor Concrete Rose (Women's) [USED] - 9.5 W (Used) STX_Listing_Error but slightly yellowing soles due due to age
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 90815813965
Price: 200.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5472 (28 reviews)

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IF3097 300 Air Jordan 3 Retro Teyana Taylor Concrete Rose (Women's) [USED] - 9.5 W (Used) STX_Listing_Error but slightly yellowing soles due due to age

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IF3097 300 Air Jordan 3 Retro Teyana Taylor Concrete Rose (Women's) [USED] 9.5 W (Used) STX_Listing_Error but slightly yellowing soles due due to age but slightly yellowing soles due to age Does not include the original box

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