June 27, 2008
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Shopbop.com’s own exclusive label.This is that style we’ll turn to first every day.Soft, twill pant with slant patch pockets at front and snap flap pockets at back. Belted waist and single button closure. 1.5″ slit and button detail at bottom hem. Straight leg.8.5″ rise. 32″ inseam.100% cotton.Wash cold.Made in the U.S.A.For more info about our exclusives, click here. |
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Impeccable craftsmanship in a sublime tough-meets-feminine style. We’re smitten.Distressed leather boot with double buckle detail at side. 3″ stacked heel. Lug sole. 16″ tall.Imported.This item cannot be gift-boxed. |
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We love this with boots and leggings.Velour pullover with ribbed cowl neck. Ribbed banding at bottom hem and cuffs. Cap sleeves.80% cotton/20% polyester.Wash cold.Made in the U.S.A. |
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A classic wash and fabulous flare, we knew there was a reason we loved Raven denim.Denim pant with 5 pocket styling and single button closure. Subtle ‘R’ stitching at back pocket and logo patch at back waist. Moderate distressing throughout. Flare leg.8″ rise. 35″ inseam.98% cotton/2% polyurethane.Wash warm.Made in the U.S.A. |
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An ’80s-inspired style with a decidedly uptown vibe.Denim pant with 5-pocket styling and double-button closure. Straight leg.11.5″ rise. 34″ inseam.98% cotton/2% elastane.Wash cold.Imported. |
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An enduringly chic evening shoe we’ll love for years.Mirrored-leather, sling-back sandal with elastic banding behind heel. 4″ covered heel. Leather sole. Dust bag included.Made in Italy.This item cannot be gift-boxed.Sizing conversion: 36=6, 36.5=6.5, 37=7, 37.5=7.5, 38=8, 38.5=8.5, 39=9, 39.5=9.5, 40=10 |
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