Knot-Front Strap Sandal

A high sandal built on three fine straps: a knot gathered over the toe, a strap across the instep, and a thin one that closes at the ankle. The finish is high-gloss, which is what the listing calls a patent face; no fibre is named anywhere on the offer, so this page calls it a patent look and claims nothing about leather. Two colours are filed, red and black, and both are photographed — and the colour names on the price list are the only place a heel height appears at all, at 9 cm, marked as an upgraded version. Two cells contradict the photographs: the wearing method is filed as slip-on and the title calls the shoe a slipper, while every frame shows a strap that has to be closed around the ankle. The style is filed as summer 2024 stock rather than a new season, and the maker is in Taizhou. (Upper composition, sole and exact heel height: TO BE CONFIRMED with the maker.)

• Colour: Red, black
• Sizes: EU 34–43
• Material: Not filed. No upper, lining or sole row appears on the offer; the frames are high-gloss, so the page calls the finish a patent look and names no fibre.
• Heel: No heel-height row is filed. The price list carries 9 cm in the colour name of both versions; the frames show a high, slim heel, so quote 9 cm as the maker’s own figure rather than a measurement.
• Sole: Not filed.
• Fit: An open-toe sandal with a knot of straps over the toe and a thin strap that closes at the ankle. The strap is the only adjustment, so the fit is decided by the instep: expect it to run true to size on a narrow foot and ask for the strap length at 34 and at 43 before ordering wide.

A slipper that is not a slipper

The table files the wearing method as slip-on and the title calls it a slipper, but the ankle strap is visible in every frame and has to be fastened. That changes how the shoe is bought and how it is described to a customer — quote the photograph, not the category.

Nine centimetres, filed as a colour

The only height figure on the offer sits inside the colour names, as 9 cm on both versions. It is the maker’s own number rather than a measured one, and a 9 cm strappy sandal is a different product to a 6 cm one, so measure a sample before you print a height.

Why we chose it

Because a knotted three-strap sandal is the shape that keeps selling through the party season, and the maker runs nine sizes from a 34 rather than the usual three.

Care

• Wipe the gloss with a soft dry cloth after wearing; a patent look marks where it is rubbed wet.
• Fasten the ankle strap loosely in storage so it keeps its shape.
• Keep it away from direct heat and from heavy perfume, which dulls a glossy surface.

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