Dr. Martens Sandals Mens 12 Brown Leather Buckle Slingback Casual Y2K grunge
$ 14.26
Description
Dr. Martens Sandals Mens 12 Brown Leather Buckle Slingback Casual Y2K grunge. Footbeds display heavy darkening and discoloration from prior use but remain structurally intact. ** Sandals have some separation on the inner arch support of the left sandal ** Pre-owned Dr. Martens brown leather sandals with wear from previous use. Leather uppers show heavy creasing, scuffing, and finish wear along the toes, straps, and edges. Footbeds display heavy darkening and discoloration from prior use but remain structurally intact. Rubber outsoles show moderate tread wear with surface abrasions and small nicks but retain full thickness, and all buckle straps and hardware are secure and functional. Pair is stored in a clear poly bag for protection and is sold without the original box or additional accessories. Brand: Dr. Martens. Style: Mens Dr. Martens leather slingback fisherman sandals with open toe and adjustable buckle strap. Color: Dark brown leather uppers with contrast light stitching and brown rubber soles with yellow welt stitching. Size: Mens US size 12, UK size 11, EU size 46 as printed on the insole. Material: Leather uppers and lining with leather-covered footbeds and durable rubber outsoles. Design details: Wide front toe strap, dual instep straps linked with metal ring hardware, open sides, and back heel strap with side buckle closure. Features: Slip-on entry with adjustable buckle fit, contoured footbeds, and thick textured rubber soles designed for everyday comfort and support. Branding and identifiers: Embossed Dr. Martens logo on the outer panels, Dr. Martens branding on the metal buckles, printed insole logo with size markings 11 UK 46 CON 12 US, and MADE IN ENGLAND text molded into the outsoles. Season and occasion: Designed for warm-weather casual wear, suitable for everyday use, travel, and relaxed outings. Special notes: Mens Dr. Martens brown leather slingback fisherman sandals in US size 12 made in England.
