Step into effortless sophistication with the Manolo Blahnik Mayfu flat sandals. Crafted in Italy from luxurious calfskin leather, these sandals feature a sleek mock croc finish, offering timeless elegance with a modern edge. The slip-on design ensures comfort and ease, while the decorative rectangular embossed buckle adds a touch of refinement. Designed with a moulded footbed and flat rubber sole, these sandals are perfect for all-day wear.
Details:
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Material: 100% calf leather with a crocodile-embossed texture
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Sole: Flat rubber sole for durability and comfort
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Lining: 100% kid leather for a soft, premium feel
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Design: Slip-on style with a decorative buckle at the front
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Fit: Round toe shape for a classic and comfortable fit
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Made in Italy
Styling Tip:
Pair these sleek black leather sandals with a tailored linen dress for a sophisticated summer ensemble or wear them with cropped trousers and a silk blouse for effortless city chic.
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