Elegant Comfort for Every Day
This women's knitted slip-on sneaker from Chichicherry combines stylish design with high wearing comfort. The striking large bow as a decorative detail gives the sneaker a feminine touch, while the elastic knitted structure ensures a perfect fit and good ventilation. Ideal for everyday wear, travel, and leisure looks.
Product Features
- Breathable knitted upper material with elastic entry for easy putting on
- Large decorative bow as a fashion highlight
- Soft, padded footbed for lasting comfort
- Lightweight, springy outsole with non-slip profiling for secure grip
- Flexible material provides good fit and freedom of movement
- Easy-care upper material - simply brush off or wipe with a damp cloth
Material & Processing
High-quality knitted fabric as the upper material merges with a shock-absorbing yet lightweight outsole. The insole is soft padded and retains its shape, perfect for long wear without pressure points. The processing focuses on durability and wearing comfort.
Styling and Areas of Use
The sneaker can be effortlessly combined with jeans, summer dresses, or casual office outfits. Especially suitable for everyday use, shopping, travel, and relaxed weekends when both style and comfort are required.
Care Instructions
- Wipe lightly soiled areas with a damp cloth
- No aggressive machine washing or hot drying
- To refresh, remove insoles and dry separately
Chichicherry stands for fashionable details and high wearing comfort. Get this knitted slip-on sneaker with a decorative bow now and enjoy stylish lightness with every step.
Note
Slight color deviations are possible due to lighting conditions and screens.
Size & Fit
Please refer to the size chart. For half sizes, we recommend the larger size. For wider feet, a size up may be more comfortable.
Measurement Note
Measure foot length while standing from the heel to the longest toe. Small deviations (approx. 0.5–1 cm) are possible.
Odor upon Receipt
A slight odor may occur after unpacking and dissipates after a short time in the air.
