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Mixing Different Materials & Textures Has Always Been Something We Pushed In Footwear & I’ve Became Known For. This Pair Specifically Almost Never Seen A Release Date & This Is One Of Those Projects For Me That I Had To Finish Even If I Lost Money. This Is The...

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