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Original price was: $48.99.$41.64Current price is: $41.64.
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These Vans Sk8-Hi Fair Isle shoes offer a unique and stylish blend of classic and contemporary design. Featuring a cozy Fair Isle pattern on the upper, these shoes add a touch of personality to any outfit.
These high-top shoes feature a distinctive Fair Isle pattern in shades of gold, red, white, and blue, set against a stone blue suede base. The iconic white Vans stripe runs along the side of each shoe, maintaining the classic Sk8-Hi silhouette. The shoes have a lace-up closure for a secure and adjustable fit. The rubber sole provides traction and durability.
Designed for comfort and style, these shoes offer a unique blend of classic and modern aesthetics. The suede and fabric upper provide a comfortable fit, while the padded collar and tongue enhance cushioning. The lace-up closure allows for a customized fit. The rubber sole ensures good grip on various surfaces.
The Fair Isle pattern adds a touch of winter warmth and charm to the classic Sk8-Hi silhouette. These shoes are suitable for both casual outings and colder weather.
This shoe pair is pre-owned but in new condition except for each having a red “X” inside on the insole. Enjoy the unique style and comfort of these shoes at a fraction of the original retail price.
By shopping at Father Joe’s Villages, you contribute to our mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. When you wear these shoes, you’ll step out in style while supporting a meaningful cause.
Color: Blue with fair isle
Size: Men’s 10
Condition: Pre-owned, new, never worn, but each shoe has red “X” on inside insole, no box
Retail Value: $75.00
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