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Bristol Slipper in Ivory Cashmere Boucle

$450

Bristol Slipper in Ivory Cashmere Boucle

$450

Product Details

The Bristol Slipper is a slip-on flat in recycled cashmere bouclé, woven from a blend of cashmere, alpaca, virgin wool, and silk over a calf leather sole. The bouclé yarn carries Global Recycled Standard certification, part of Gabriela Hearst's approach to traceable sourcing.

Details:

  • 22% cashmere
  • 22% recycled cashmere
  • 37% alpaca
  • 13% virgin wool
  • 6% silk
  • Sole: 100% calf leather
  • GRS (Global Recycled Standard) certified material
  • Made in Italy

Fit & Sizing: Italian sizing 36 to 42. For wider feet or in-between sizes, consider sizing up by half.

Care: Store with a shoe tree or stuffed with tissue to hold its shape. Brush gently with a soft natural-bristle brush to lift the bouclé surface. Spot clean with a damp cloth; for deeper cleaning, a specialist is recommended.

Sustainable Materials

The Peggy Signature Pointed Pump features a sleek design. It's Nappa leather upper enhances a classic silhouette, supported by a kitten heel with a leather sole and lining.


Details:



  • Upper: 100% nappa lamb leather (OVIS ARIES ARIES farmed in Spain)
  • Sole: 100% calf leather


This shoe was made at a factory located in Venice, Italy.

Based in Padua, Italy, this small leather tannery is part of the Leather Working Group.

Genuine Nappa is a chrome-tanned leather known for its distinctly smooth and supple softness. It is named after its origins in Napa Valley, California, where its tanning process was first developed in 1875. Like other full-grain leathers, its natural texture and marks show on the surface; for this reason, only better-quality hides are used.

Calfskin is notable for its durable and pliable nature. Flexible enough for a custom fit, the tightness of the grain provides an elegant and refined surface.

Sustainability is luxury - it shouldn't be two competing concepts.

– Gabriela Hearst
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