Sandal made of leather and lace, authentic Moroccan industry,Stylish and fresh design.

Inspired by classic Zurich design, the uniprods Kyoto casual sandal features a compact design and individually adjustable buckle. The sandal provides a perfect fit and is completed with two decorative studs. The upper is made of a particularly soft suede that contours to the foot to give it a comfortable, next-to-skin feel thanks to the high-quality nubuck leather.
Latex and cork sole with embossed detailing
Upper: suede, nubuck leather
Sole lining: suede
Shoe sole: Spanish ethylene-vinyl acetate
Details: Individually adjustable buckle
“Made in Morocco with all ♡”

Outsole: Ethylene-vinyl acetate
EVA is a very light, flexible, high quality material with very good cushioning. As a result, they smooth out minor bumps in the floor and ensure that every step is cushioned with a thin lining.

Sole material: cork
Cork is a sustainable material extracted from the bark layer of the cork oak tree. This natural product is an insulator and provides very good cushioning.

Insole: natural leather
Genuine leather can be identified by its untreated surface. uniprods intentionally not address surface grain and other distinguishing characteristics. Uniprods use strong leather with a thickness of 2,8 to 3,2 millimeters in the upper material.

Original price was: د.م.200.Current price is: د.م.180.

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