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Ransom Joint Adidas Originals Releases Valley Low Shoes
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Originals jointly released Ransom by Adidas Originals series spring and summer 2011 New Valley Low shoes.
The Ransom and Adidas Originals again chose the classic Valley Low shoes, and made a re interpretation of them.
The body of the shoe is made of canvas material, and the leather is embellished with the ankles. The blue color matching of this shoe makes the shoe whole look introverted but very dazzling, highlighting the consistent design concept of Ransom by Adidas Originals.
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