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Maybe worn one... These Emporio Armani EA7 mesh running sneakers, available in a light grey or white and grey colourway. They feature a prominent "EA7 Emporio Armani" logo on the side and a distinctive jagged rubber sole.
Emporio Armani EA7 Womens Size 4 Sneakers Cream
SKU: 0565-11546097
$45.00
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Product Details
Brand: Emporio Armani EA7
Style: Running/Casual Sneaker
Material: A combination of breathable mesh and synthetic or suede overlays.
Colour: Primarily light grey or white with grey accents.
Key Features:
Padded ankle collar and tongue for comfort.
Thick foam midsole for cushioning.
High-grip, saw-toothed rubber outsole.
Large EA7 logo branding on the side panel.
Condition
Used: very good
Brands
Emporio Armani EA7
Size
4
Colour
Cream
Material
Elastane, Leather, Polyester, Rubber
Women's Shoes Types
Sneakers
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