Why it's worth it
The ancient Venetian gondolier shoe, in the loudest red possible.
The Edit
Grosgrain ribbon binds the upper to a thin rubber sole in the Venetian friulane tradition — a construction detail that keeps the shoe almost weightless and unmistakably intentional. Crimson velvet covers a pointed toe last, shifting the old-world slip-on into something with a bit more edge. No lining thickness, no hardware, no distraction from the red.
The details
- Fabric
- Velvet
- Heel
- Flat
- Closure
- Slip-on
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