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These are the 10-hole boots from the 2018 collaboration between Marc Jacobs and Dr. Martens.
All accessories such as shoelaces and checkered cloth bags are included.

Brand new and unused, only tried on.
Size: UK3/EU36 (22.0cm on Marc Jacobs official website)

Color: Vanilla Material: Cowhide (enamel processing)

The size will vary depending on the shape of your feet, so we recommend those who have worn Martin shoes and are familiar with the size.
I usually wear 22.5, but I felt this size was just right.

It was very popular when it was released, and it seems that online shops sold out soon after the first stock arrived.
A unique and cute vanilla color. It's not pure white, but more like a cream color with a slight yellowish tinge.

I think it gives a light look to your outfit, as opposed to black or brown, which give a heavy feel.
Since it is a bright color, it goes well with pastel colors and pale denim, making it easy to use for a more cute style.

Dr. Martens has become popular again in recent years, so it is also recommended for Martin fans who are looking for rare items.

The box is crushed and the cushioning material is torn.

Shipping and handling fees are high, so we will add that amount.

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