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Vans Porter-Yoshida & Co. x OG Old Skool LX - Forest Green/Black Ink - VN0A4P3XWW6
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    VN0A4P3XWW6
    Colorway
    Forest Green/Black Ink
    Main Color
    Green
    Release Date
    Feb. 18, 2012
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