@jp.copones: Ang mura lang nito compare don😭

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labiliya :

Tshirt from?

2024-12-12 05:16:58

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I am JHECKAY :

Nice slippers

2025-02-12 21:31:45

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user2949961578310 :

hi

2025-03-06 18:23:31

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Ltf :

Ang layo sa birken 😭

2024-12-10 19:17:05

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Ericka Estudillo :

mga hindi napagkamalang birks:

2024-12-10 19:24:50

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G3 :

sa mall ang mahal Nyan almost 2000 plus

2024-12-15 05:25:23

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Nezko :

189 na madaling masira. Birken ko na halos 1 year and half

2024-12-11 20:14:44

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Chie :

ano maganda leather o yung black lang mismo?

2024-12-10 16:03:56

5

Scelena :

Parang ang sikip kuya.

2024-12-12 06:21:18

6

Jani :

Size ng suot mo kuys?

2024-12-10 13:27:12

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ligayaaa :

jeckatbriones if want n'yo ng kamukha talaga ng birkenstock

2024-12-11 10:44:02

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h!ndia :

cung dulu yang nyasar😭😭

2025-02-19 13:46:16

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zedsuppfinds𐙚₊˚ :

Depende sa may suot 🥲

2024-12-10 23:47:10

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futtt! :

bahasa apa😭😭😭

2024-12-23 09:02:15

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wearit11shop :

ganda

2024-12-11 23:18:39

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Nick Camba :

Ay naku hahhaa

2024-12-10 17:43:57

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rodshopee✅ :

paano mag order?

2025-02-28 10:07:51

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apollo :

add 1 ka muna sa size hahahaha

2024-12-27 06:31:51

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🌧️ :

add 1 size poba sa malapad ang paa?

2024-12-12 05:32:14

2

homeshoppers :

ganda ng quality

2025-02-13 13:48:58

2

BuyLysaShop👌 :

Ganda ng sandals🥰

2025-03-03 03:02:56

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Dhenshop30🤍 :

super mura at ganda pa🥰🥰🥰

2025-02-28 11:09:53

1

Grab Yours Now :

parang orig nga yung dating

2025-02-28 06:22:57

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🍒shai_finds1🎀 :

ganito din slippers ng bf ko sobrang ganda niya talaga at ang comfy pa sa paa🥰🥰🥰

2025-02-02 13:46:06

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Ayhin🩸🫀 :

paka angas naman kase😫

2024-12-11 08:31:03

4

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