Pliaria T-Moro

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Pliaria t-moro

€370,00

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Our signature boat shoe, Pliaria, takes the traditional preppy style and gives it a laid-back – but highly desirable – feel. Handmade in Greece, the style has been given a super-soft upgrade with sheepskin lining and a smooth leather exterior. Distinctive details remain: leather laces rolled to form a special knot (inspired by the father of our creative director, Christina Martini), and finished with gold charms hanging from the laces. This is weekend dressing with a cosy touch.

Material: Suede & Shearling

Colour: T-Moro

Fabrication: Suede Leather, Sheepskin, Rubber

Italian sizing

Handmade in Greece

Gently brush away any loose dirt or particles with a soft brush. Wool has a natural self-cleaning ability. Simply airing your slippers regularly will help keep them fresh for longer.You may lightly vacuum the slippers to remove dust or dirt that has settled into the fibers.If staining occurs, gently blot the area with a cloth or paper towel before the liquid absorbs. Avoid rubbing wet wool, as this may push the stain deeper into the fibers.For more stubborn stains, use a warm, damp cloth with a wool-friendly soap and allow the slippers to air dry naturally.

Ancient Greek Sandals - Craftsmanship
Craftsmanship

Ancient Greek Sandals are handmade locally by skilled craftsmen using traditional techniques that have existed for centuries.

Stitching is used delicately when necessary. A variety of techniques are used throughout the collection to decorate the uppers, such as hot stamps, lacing, cut-outs, printing, braiding, beading and embossing.

The champagne coloured wing-design buckle is a brand trademark and refers back to the myth of the gifted sandal maker that made the sandals for the Ancient Greek Gods as well as Hermes the messenger god who wore winged sandals.

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