Step into classic elegance with these Derby shoes, featuring a simple vamp insert and two eyelets. These unlined models are constructed using the Blake stitching method on a rubber sole, offering both flexibility and durability. Blake stitching, also known as through-stitching, was invented in 1858 by Leeman Reed Blake, an employee of the Singer sewing machine company.
This technique lends the shoes enhanced suppleness and lightness, making them a comfortable choice for sophisticated footwear. Fits UK ladies sizes Simple vamp insert Derby shoes with two eyelets. Unlined model for a sleek look. Blake-stitched onto a rubber sole for flexibility and durability. Technique provides added suppleness and lightness to the shoes.
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