Welcome The fall winter shape guide
OUR SHAPE GUIDE
OUR SHAPE GUIDE
TYPES OF SHOES

Making a drawing is first and foremost defining the product line that we are going to work on. Our know-how allows us to work on all the product lines that we will describe below; this constitutes a very broad offer, ranging from pumps to sneakers.

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PUMP

A pump is a shoe with a heel (at least 4 cm), a thin sole, a low neckline and which reveals the instep.

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MOCCASINS AND SLIPPERS what’s the difference?

The moccasin is a low, flexible shoe without laces. It is characterized by a long piece located above the forefoot, a platform, on which a tab passes. The real name of the slipper is: sans-gêne. Inspired by men's shoes, it is characterized by a covering upper, forming a sort of tongue on the instep. Without an opening-closing system, it is easy to put on. The slipper is distinguished from the ballerina by its neckline.

MOCCASINS AND SLIPPERS

  • CLASSIC MOCCASIN

    More classic, the thin-soled loafer is nonetheless a shoeing essential! It is the essential piece for an everyday look.

    The moccasins 

  • LOAFERS WITH CUFFED SOLE

    Loafers with a chunky structure and lugged sole are the big trend of recent seasons. They are perfect for a modern and trendy look!

    The moccasins 
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ANKLE BOOTS, BOOTS, THIGH-HEEL BOOTS

The ankle boot is a fitted high shoe, closed by buttons, lacing or zip, rising up to above the ankle, and can reach the calf. When the upper stops below the ankle, then we speak of a low boot. When the upper exceeds the calf, then we speak of a boot (high boot). If the upper exceeds the knee, then we speak of a thigh boot (thigh boot). They can be flat or with heels.

ALL BOOTS

Fall for our boots and ankle boots of the season!

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