Black Rubber

Black Rubber

What should I wear with black rubber boots with white spots?

Im using a black and gold t shirt for my high school and ocolors jeans, but it just looks funny. Especially with my jeans tucked into them? help [= I want to wear the boots, I do not know what to wear with. Or how to use them.

well thats a problem ...... I would change the team then ..... perhaps use as a shirt or black shoes .... to wear rubber boots black with a white shirt and black .....

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