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Privo Sauvin (Women's) - Dark Brown/Victoria Synthetic
Category: Sneakers Review: Black/Grey Synthetic, Dark Brown/Victoria Synthetic.
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Privo Ardea (Women's)
Category: Flats Review: Feminine and athletic inspired, this stylish slip-on has a mesh upper with a removable insole and EVA midsole. The rubber sole makes this shoe practical for everyday wear.
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