Details and description
Women's espadrilles Manebí Hamptons W19D0 made of the brand's characteristic soft suede are an iconic model in a light, Mediterranean style. Set on a jute platform, they combine timeless elegance with vacation ease, perfectly fitting both urban outfits and seaside trips.
- Upper made of high-quality suede – soft, pleasant to the touch, and conforms to the foot
- Platform made of natural jute – lightweight construction inspired by traditional espadrilles
- Sole with a thin layer of rubber – increases grip and stability on various surfaces
- Slip-on construction – convenient to put on and comfortable for everyday wear
- Sole height 4 cm – subtle elevation of the silhouette while maintaining comfort
- Light and flexible shape – ideal for long walks and travel
- Smart casual / resort wear style – a versatile model suitable for many summer outfits
- Made in Spain – guarantee of quality and artisanal precision
The combination of the classic espadrille shape with elevated jute sole makes this model offer the perfect balance between comfort and sophisticated, vacation style.
Interesting fact: The Hamptons model is one of the most recognizable designs by Manebí – inspired by the summer lifestyle, it combines the Italian approach to design with the Spanish tradition of hand-weaving jute soles.
Details
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Composition (details available at customer service)100% leather / 100% microfibre
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Designed for
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SexWOMEN
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Product codew19d0-vintage-taupe
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Brand
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Colour
Responsible entity
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ProducerSociété 23.3 Srl
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AddressVia Largo Augusto 8, 20122, Milano (Mi), Italia
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Contactsales@manebigroup.com
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