In the 1940s, sandals became an everyday summer shoe for women. Leather was rationed during the war, and shoemakers turned to wedge heels in cork and wood, open toes and cutout patterns. In the 1950s, sandals became lighter, with crossed straps, platforms and soft pastel shades.
Our sandals are based on originals from these decades. We have kept the period details, from the peep toes and cutouts to the shape of the wedge.
Every pair is made from full-grain leather or suede in small production runs.
Many styles have an adjustable ankle strap with a metal buckle, so they stay securely on your foot all day.
