André Assous Ramy Slide Sandal, Main, color, Black

André Assous Ramy Slide Sandal, Alternate, color, Black

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Ramy Slide Sandal (Women)

Name: Ramy Slide Sandal
Brand: André Assous
Price: 151.97-157.97 USD
Availability: InStock

André Assous

Women

Current Price $157.97

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Comparable value $329.00

Color: Black

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Size info

Whole sizes only; for 1/2 sizes, order next size up.

Details & care

Woven composition brings unmistakable earthy vibes to a versatile sandal that's a warm-weather staple.

1" heel
Synthetic upper/leather lining/leather and synthetic sole
Made in Spain
Item #10722922

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André Assous

With 40 years of ever-evolving shoe design and a commitment to unparalleled craftsmanship, André Assous brings innovative artistry to classic footwear for women of every age, everywhere. The civil engineer turned shoe designer helped launch the espadrille into an iconic fashion trend in the 1970s, and the brand continues to mix modern styling with comfort.