Opale Women's Leather Moccasin, Ballerina Style Shoe

Opal Women's Moccasin Natural

CHF 145.00

CHF 242.00

MAKE THE RIGHT CHOICE

01 — Choosing your leather

Every leather has its own character. Depending on your preferences, choose smooth leather for an elegant and timeless look, suede for a more authentic and warm appearance, or fashion leather, which comes in printed, metallic, or glitter finishes. Whatever you choose, all our leathers are carefully selected for their quality, comfort, and durability.

02 — The Sole

The sole plays an essential role in the comfort, style, and use of your pair. Leather, rubber, or flex, each material offers specific qualities in terms of flexibility, grip, and durability. Choose the sole that best suits your daily life and your desires.

03 — Bespoke Option

Because every foot is unique, we offer customization options to tailor your pair to your needs. Width, calf circumference, shaft height or other adjustments: our custom solutions provide optimal comfort while preserving the elegance and craftsmanship of our workshop.

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How do I choose my shoe size?

For closed shoes (boots, ankle boots, Chelsea boots, derbies and loafers): we recommend that you choose your usual size. For women's sandals: we recommend that you choose a half size larger than your usual size. For closed sandals (Caroles, Cilaos, Jérôme, Fisherman and Geronimo, Serge): we recommend that you choose one size larger than your usual size. For men's sandals: we recommend that you choose your usual size. If in doubt, sizing recommendations are provided in the shoe descriptions. If your foot has a specific characteristic (wider, narrower, high or very high instep), we offer a solution to adapt the shoes to your needs.

What are the delivery times?

Shipping times vary from 2 business days for a pair in stock to up to 3 weeks for a pair custom-made to order. These times may vary depending on our workshop's workload. We offer free delivery in Metropolitan France, Corsica, and Monaco, and worldwide delivery at an additional cost. For more information regarding shipping and delivery terms, please refer to the "Delivery & Returns" page.

How should I care for my shoes?

For oily leathers and waxy split leather, we recommend cleaning the leather with a damp sponge and then applying a colorless grease with a soft cloth. To remove any scratches, apply a small amount of shoe polish. We do not recommend using Sapo grease because to soften the leather, it breaks its fibers and thus alters its integrity. Prefer natural greases such as those you can find on our website in the "Care and Repair" section.

For Camargue full-grain, suede, or glitter leathers, it is essential to apply a waterproofer before first use to protect your shoe from liquids that could stain it. To remove dust, you can use a brush or a cloth; for stains, prefer a suede eraser. For grease stains, you can apply a dry stain remover or Sommières® clay. We advise you to test the product's behavior on a less visible part of the shoe before applying it to the entire surface.

For our soft calf leather range, we recommend our leather cream. This should be applied with a soft cloth.

For python print leathers and hairy leathers, they should be waterproofed with a solvent-free waterproofing spray before wearing them for the first time. You can also use a comb to clean the hairs.

How do I take my measurements?

If you wish to order custom-made boots, we advise you to contact us at info@labottegardiane.com so that we can give you the best advice.

‍Measuring your calf circumference:‍It is recommended to take this measurement while sitting, barefoot, ensuring your foot is flat on the ground. Measure the circumference of your calf at its widest point, taking into account the height of the boot.

Measuring your boot height:To take this measurement, you need to be standing, straight, barefoot, with your foot flat on the ground. For ease, ask a third person to measure the desired height from the ground, along the side of your leg. The maximum boot height is 3 cm below the hollow of the knee, as a boot reaching into the hollow of the knee could be uncomfortable when crouching. Note that this measurement does not include the total height of the boot (including sole and heel).

Measuring your instep: Regarding your instep, the simplest way is to determine if you have noticed with other shoes that you have a thin, wide, or rather normal instep.