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Rivalry Low groesse 17 *BiO Matter is made from biomaterials *BiO Matter is made from biomaterials containing at least 56% bio based carbon (representing the ratio of castor oil to fossil sources) PFC freie DWR Beschichtung für verbesserte Wasserabweisung perforated details alongside the iconic 3 Stripes and a rubber cupsole This pair for men brings back OG colourways for vintage style and is built with a premium and synthetic leather upper
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Rivalry Low groesse-17 *BiO-Matter is made from biomaterials

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