Banbury Black YGroup_BLKW Traditional espadrilles date back to
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Description
Traditional espadrilles date back to the 14th Century in Spain and southern France
The pale blue check 100% linen is a light
The upper is cemented to a Finproject Extralight sole – a super lightweight but durable compound – and is topped with a leather rand
Our new Vibram sole runner is made from a combination of soft calf suede for the body of the shoe and collar and supple milled calf leather around the toe
Banbury Black YGroup_BLKW Traditional espadrilles date back toA new classic Oxford semi brogue on a subtly square toed, formal last, Banbury is made from black calf leather. A semi brogue has a straight toe cap rather than the wingtip of a full brogue. The upper has simple punch detail along the seams, a neatly piped topline and five blind eyelets. Inside there is a half calf leather lining and full leather insock. The upper is Blake stitched to a leather sole overlayed with an Oliver Sweeney signature