Bow-Front Slingback Pump

A pointed pump cut low and open at the heel, with a flat bow sitting on the toe rather than a buckle, and a mid heel in the 3–6 cm band. The pitch is the point of the style: at this height the shoe works for a full day, which is what makes a bow-front slingback a repeat order rather than a one-off. Two colours are filed, black and wine, and each carries the word upgraded on the price list, which marks a revised version of the same shoe rather than a different colour. The upper material is filed as other, so nothing here claims leather, patent or suede. The heel is filed as low in the title but as a 3–6 cm mid in the table, and the table is what the page follows. Stock is made to order rather than held. (Upper composition and exact measurements: TO BE CONFIRMED with the maker.)

• Colour: Black, wine
• Sizes: EU 35–40
• Material: Filed as other (not disclosed) — no upper, lining or sole fibre is named anywhere on the offer.
• Heel: Filed as a mid heel in the 3–6 cm band on a thin heel; the frames show a slim covered heel with a slightly kicked-back line.
• Sole: Not filed.
• Fit: A pointed slingback with a low vamp and a flat bow set on the toe. The strap buckles at the side and is the only adjustment. With a mid heel the pitch is forgiving, so it suits a wider range of feet than a stiletto in the same shape; still check the strap length, because a slingback that is short at the heel will not stay on.

Low heel or mid heel

The title sells it as a low heel; the table files a 3–6 cm mid heel. On a sample, measure the heel at the back — 3 and 6 cm look similar in a photograph but sell to different customers.

What upgraded means here

Both colour rows read upgraded version. At this stall that is a version marker: the same shoe reworked, usually with a better finish at the toe and a softer strap. Ask which version is shipping before a reorder, so a second order does not arrive different from the first.

Why we chose it

Because a bow-front slingback on a mid heel sells to the customer who wants the shape of an evening shoe and the comfort of a day one, and wine is the colour that repeats every autumn.

Care

• Wipe with a dry cloth and keep the bow flat in storage so it does not crush.
• Unbuckle the strap before storing to keep its length.
• Rotate pairs rather than wearing one two days running — a mid heel lasts far longer that way.

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