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Posted: Wed Jun 01 2011
These are such a good idea, we can't understand why someone hasn't thought of them before. Ideal for the festival season, or for anyone who gets annoyed when carrying awkwardly shaped apparel around, the genius in these boots is that they fold into themselves once you're through with wearing them.
Price: ¥6,500
Available from: Columbia
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Kawaii clothes for rainy days
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