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Betty 9 Tan Lining Rich Tan Flex Monks

Monks Betty 9 Tan Lining Rich Tan Flex
Monks Betty 9 Tan Lining Rich Tan Flex
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Monks Betty 9 Tan Lining Rich Tan Flex

About Betty 9 Tan Lining Rich Tan Flex

The new women's monk shoes from our spring-summer collection are finally here! Discover our leather monks Betty 9 by Melvin & Hamilton. For an effortless work look choose our brown monk shoes for women. Less conventional than lace-up shoes, monk strap shoes are also elegant in all circumstances, ideal for any business look. Opt for this high quality leather model of monk shoes. Feminine tailoring and sober colours make single or double monk strap shoes your next outfit essential.

  • Real Leather
  • Vegetable tanned leather
  • Gold Rated
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  • Info & Care
Monks Betty 9 Tan Lining Rich Tan Flex
  • Gender Women
  • Season Spring / Summer
  • Material Vegetable tanned calf leather
  • Color Brown
  • Insole Leather lnsole
  • Lining Beige leather lining
  • Outsole Leather
  • Heel height 2.5"
  • Item number 104262

First of all, clean the shoes with a wet cloth, before any other care. Then wipe the shoe with a dry cloth. You can easily take care of this type of leather with moisture supply, such as creams, lotions and fine shoe care products. This will nourish the leather and avoid cracks and other injuries on your shoes. Take also care of the leather soles by using a special oil for them. In addition to all these cares, we also recommend you to use shoe trees to make your shoes last longer. In addition, we strongly advise you not to apply waterproofing sprays, especially sprays containing alcohol. Indeed, they can alter the brightness and damage the finish of your leather shoes.

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