Wales Bonner Jewel Mary Jane
Black
- Regular price
- 545 €
- Regular price
- 545 €
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The Wales Bonner Mary Jane flats in black are an elegant and timeless piece of footwear that combines both style and comfort. These ballerina-style trainers are characterised by their minimalist design and high-quality workmanship. The soft, black textile/leather upper adapts perfectly to the foot and ensures a comfortable fit.
The Mary Jane flats are not only versatile, but also add a sophisticated touch to any outfit. Whether with a casual everyday look or a chic ensemble - these shoes are the ideal choice for fashion-conscious people. The characteristic buckle and flat sole provide extra support and make them the perfect companion for all-day wear.
With the Wales Bonner Mary Jane flats in black, you're opting for a piece that will impress both in the fashion world and in everyday life. They are a wonderful addition to any shoe collection and exude timeless elegance.
| Brand: | Wales Bonner |
| SKU: | WBM44550B 21120 |
| Color name: | Black |
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| Upper: | premium suede |
| Lining: | leather |
| Outsole: | gum |
The idea of Vitale Bramani, the forefather of the Vibram sole, was to increase safety in the mountains. His design was the Carrarmato sole and the most suitable material was rubber, inspired by tires that work on any surface. Therefore, Vitale Bramani first worked with tire manufacturer Goodyear to produce the first prototypes of Carrarmato soles. He subsequently continued to innovate, developing increasingly high-performance soles. Durability, traction, elasticity, adaptability to any terrain have been the hallmarks of Vibram soles from the beginning - until today.
About Wales Bonner
Wales Bonner represents a unique vision of cultural luxury that combines European heritage with an Afro-Atlantic spirit.
Founded by Grace Wales Bonner after graduating from Central Saint Martins in 2014, the label draws on broad cultural research and encompasses a variety of perspectives.