Bernardo Footwear Miami Thong Sandal, Main, color, Black

Bernardo Footwear Miami Thong Sandal, Alternate, color, Black

Miami Thong Sandal

Name: Miami Thong Sandal
Brand: Bernardo Footwear
Price: 119-148 USD
Availability: InStock

Bernardo Footwear

Current Price $119.00 to $148.00

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Previous Price $148.00

Color: Black

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Details & care

Update your sandal with luxurious leather and extreme comfort. An iconic, thong style with a modern double strap design for extra sturdiness and knotted over by a toe thong post. Featuring a rolled footbed, soft padded leather insole, full leather sole and no-slip traction leather outsole all for long lasting, stylish wear. This is the perfect staple shoe to own in every color.

Thong Sandal
Leather upper and lining
Leather Sole
Cushioned Footbed
Made in Brazil
Fits True to Size
Slip-On Closure
Item #10758660

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Bernardo Footwear

Encouraged by Vogue's Diana Vreeland, architect Bernard Rudofsky debuted his first collection in 1946, marking the creation of modern sandals for women. His art- and architecture-influenced designs were popular with jet setters and fashion icons during the style-obsessed midcentury decades, and today's collections offer modern interpretations based on those celebrated originals.