- Marco Di Milano Hugo Men's Shoes Honey Exotic Lizard / Calf-Skin Leather Horsebit Loafers (MDM1085)
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Material: Genuine Lizard and Smooth Calfskin
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Lining: Full Leather Lining
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Color: Honey
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Ornament: Signature Marco Di Milano Silver Tone Bit
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Sole: Grip Rubber Sole
- Dress up with your favorite jeans or slacks for a sophisticated look
Size Guide: We suggest ordering a half size smaller than your usual size, as Marco Di Milano Dress Shoes typically run large.
Description:
Introducing the HUGO, a pair of stylish bit loafers crafted with fully genuine lizard and smooth calfskin. Featuring a silver tone metal bit, a beautiful polished hand finish, and a durable rubber outsole, the HUGO offers the perfect fusion of luxury and comfort. Dress them up with your favorite jeans or slacks for a sophisticated look that captures attention.
Key Features:
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Genuine Lizard and Smooth Calfskin: The HUGO showcases exquisite craftsmanship with a combination of genuine lizard and smooth calfskin, providing a rich texture and sophisticated appearance.
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Full Leather Lining: Experience unparalleled comfort with a full leather lining that offers a soft and smooth feel for extended wear.
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Signature Marco Di Milano Bit Ornament: Elevate your style with the distinctive silver tone metal bit, featuring the signature Marco Di Milano craftsmanship.
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Grip Rubber Sole: Walk confidently with the durable and comfortable rubber outsole, ensuring long wear and a steady walk.
Size Guide: We suggest ordering a half size smaller than your usual size, as Marco Di Milano Dress Shoes typically run large.
Style Tips:
Elevate your fashion game with the HUGO Stylish Genuine Lizard and Calfskin Bit Loafers. Pair them with your favorite jeans or slacks for a sophisticated and stylish appearance suitable for various occasions.
Order Yours Today!
Invest in the perfect blend of luxury and comfort with the HUGO Stylish Genuine Lizard and Calfskin Bit Loafers. Limited stock available. Order now to add a touch of sophistication to your footwear collection.
