Péepem Boots by Umberto Luce

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Reading time: less than a minute | Written by Ben Branch | May 1st 2014

These boots by Umberto Luce are designed in the style of classic riding boots, each pair is made from selected, vegetable tanned leather and has a non-slip sole that’ll be at home everywhere from the garage to the office and everywhere in-between.

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Published by Ben Branch - May 1st 2014

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