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Brunello Cucinelli Feathered Motorcycle Boot

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Details
This Brunello Cucinelli boot takes a venerable biker style on a flight of fancy. The ostrich feather flourish, however, easily detaches for versatility.
  • Smooth leather motorcycle boot wears a boa-like collar of dyed South African ostrich feathers.
  • Round toe; harness strap.
  • Back zip for ease.
  • 1" stacked riding heel.
  • Made in Italy.
Designer
About Brunello Cucinelli:
The countryside of Umbria, where Brunello Cucinelli calls home, was the inspiration for the sublimely luxurious and colorful cashmere that made him famous. Today the company operates from a restored 14th century castle in Solomeo, Italy (in fact, he restored the entire village). The line has expanded beyond the initial coveted cashmere to include designs for men and women.
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Brunello Cucinelli

Feathered Motorcycle Boot
LEARN MORE ABOUT BRUNELLO CUCINELLI ON 5th/58th

Details
This Brunello Cucinelli boot takes a venerable biker style on a flight of fancy. The ostrich feather flourish, however, easily detaches for versatility.
  • Smooth leather motorcycle boot wears a boa-like collar of dyed South African ostrich feathers.
  • Round toe; harness strap.
  • Back zip for ease.
  • 1" stacked riding heel.
  • Made in Italy.
Designer
About Brunello Cucinelli:
The countryside of Umbria, where Brunello Cucinelli calls home, was the inspiration for the sublimely luxurious and colorful cashmere that made him famous. Today the company operates from a restored 14th century castle in Solomeo, Italy (in fact, he restored the entire village). The line has expanded beyond the initial coveted cashmere to include designs for men and women.

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Brunello Cucinelli

Feathered Motorcycle Boot

Original:
$1,435.00
NOW:
$645.00

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