
Why it's worth it
Zebra calf hair on a babouche toe — the slide that decided it didn't need a heel to have presence.
The Edit
Babouche geometry sharpened to a needle point — this slip-on mule takes the traditional open-back silhouette and recuts it in zebra-print calf hair over a micro wedge construction that reads as fully flat from the side. The haircalf upper has a directional nap that follows the stripe pattern around the vamp, finishing at a cognac leather outsole and a smooth natural lining. No closure, no hardware — the pointed toe does all the editorial work.
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Now
$133
When we picked it
$69
Lowest we've seen
$69
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