Elizabeth | Perforated Leather Babies

A flat shoe can be elegant — but it still needs to have a real design!

Imagine a perfectly flat baby, without any heels, which never gives you the impression of being in slippers. The Elizabeth keeps this promise thanks to its perforation work: openwork patterns on the toe and sides, like on a brooch, which give relief and finesse to a deliberately simple shape.

• Perforated work
  The openwork patterns draw the shoe and immediately take it out of the utilitarian register. It is a detail of the craftsman, the one that differentiates a worked shoe from a production shoe.
• The thin T-flange
  It goes up to the middle of the instep and closes with a small side loop. The foot is held in the center, the ankle remains clear, and the leg appears longer.
• A really relaxing dish
  The foot rests on the ground as it naturally does. After an operation, a back problem or just a long day on your feet, this is what the body prefers.
• Three colors to combine
  Black for winter and crisp outfits, brown for warm tones and denim, white to brighten up a silhouette from spring to autumn. The perforated pattern stands out differently on each one.
• A smooth interior
  The lining without protruding seams avoids friction points on the little toe and heel counter — the two places where a flat baby usually hurts.

A flat shoe that looks like a spare shoe stays in the back of the closet. This one has enough hold to open an outfit, and enough comfort to finish it: it's the very definition of a pair that you wear all year round.