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Would You Buy These Dirty Sneakers for P46K?

Gucci's distressed retro sneakers retail for $870.
Would You Buy These Dirty Sneakers for P46K?
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Gucci's distressed retro sneakers retail for $870.

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Gucci releases distressed sneakers worth P46,000.

Gucci hops on the vintage bandwagon and releases a distressed version of the house's popular '70s trainers. It features "multi-material uppers defined by midfoot stripes and a wash of distressing that replicates years of wear," Hypebeast writes. You'll know it's a Gucci shoe with its "retro Gucci tongue patch, gold Gucci heel embossing, and an oval double-G enamel detail above the toe box." It retails for $870, which is approximately P46,000. 

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