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Nike Blazer Mid '77 Vintage ' Men's Size 9US White/Black
SKU: 8697-11361585
$75.00
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The Blazer Mid '77 NN are a sneaker of the ages. Designed in the '70s these kicks have withstood the test of time and their latest iteration have updated the classic silhouette by making them out of at least 20% recycled content by weight. Nike knows how to do their bit and you can too with the Women's Blazer Mid '77 NN.
These shoes are preowned but still have plenty of wear left in them and would make a great addition to and collection. There are a few marks on the exterior of the shoes (see pics). The sizes listed inside the shoe are as follows US 9, UK 8, EUR 42.5, CM 27, BR 40.5, CN 270(2.5)
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Condition
Used: good
Brands
Nike
Size
9
Colour
Black , White
Material
Leather, Rubber
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