Point Toe Flats Slip-Ons | Apricot / 35(US4) 100600516011404

How to measure

1. Gather a sheet of paper, a pen, and a ruler or tape measure.
2. Place the paper on a hard, flat floor with one edge against the wall.
3. Stand on the paper with your heel lightly touching the wall and your full weight on that foot.
4. Mark the tip of your longest toe on the paper. Measure from the edge that met the wall to the mark — this is your foot length. Repeat for the other foot and use the larger measurement.
5. Record the length in centimeters and inches. For pointed-toe flats, add about 0.5–1 cm (≈1/8–3/8") for comfort; choose a bit more if you wear thicker socks.
6. To measure width, wrap a soft tape measure around the widest part of the forefoot (ball of the foot). Compare to your brand’s width guide or allow a half size up if your forefoot measurement is above average.
7. If you fall between sizes, prefer the larger size for pointed toes or if you have wide feet; if you prefer a snug look, keep your usual size.
8. Tip: Measure at the end of the day when feet are slightly larger for the most accurate fit.

Materials

Exact materials can vary by color and style. Check the product page label for the definitive composition. Typical components for Point Toe Flats Slip-Ons include:

• Upper: Genuine leather (softens and molds to the foot) or synthetic/PU leather (durable, easy to clean); suede/nubuck for a softer textured finish.
• Lining: Leather or breathable textile lining for reduced friction and comfort.
• Insole: Cushioned foam or memory-foam footbed, often covered with leather or textile for comfort.
• Outsole: Flexible rubber or TPR for grip and shock absorption; dressier pairs may use thin leather outsoles.
• Details: Elastic goring or hidden stretch for easy slip-on fit; occasional metal trims or decorative accents depending on design.

If you need to display exact material details in the listing, use the label on the product page (for example: Upper — 100% cow leather; Lining — textile; Sole — TPR).

Model & fit information

Photo reference for fit: Model height approximately 5'9" (175 cm) wearing size US 7 / EU 37 (medium width). Use this as a visual guide only.

• Silhouette: Pointed toe — visually elongates the leg but can feel narrower across the toes than round-toe styles.
• True-to-size guidance: Most customers find these flats true to size in length. If you have wide forefeet, consider a half size up.
• Break-in: Leather versions soften with wear; expect minimal break-in time for padded insoles and flexible soles.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Follow these care steps to preserve look and comfort:

• Before first wear: Apply an appropriate protector for leather, suede, or fabric to repel stains and moisture.
• Daily maintenance: Wipe smooth leather with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth. Brush suede gently with a suede brush to restore the nap.
• Cleaning:
  • Leather: Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild soap if needed, dry naturally, then condition sparingly with leather cream.
  • Suede/nubuck: Use a suede brush/eraser for scuffs; avoid getting suede wet. If wet, stuff with paper and dry away from direct heat.
  • Synthetic: Wipe with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Do not use leather conditioners on synthetics.
  • Textile: Gently brush or spot-clean with mild soap; air dry completely.
• Drying: Always air dry at room temperature; avoid heaters or direct sunlight which can warp soles and fade finishes.
• Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place. Use shoe trees or tissue to keep shape and store in breathable dust bags to prevent scratches.
• Odor control: Remove insoles (if removable) to air out; sprinkle baking soda inside overnight for odor absorption and vacuum out before wearing.
• Repairs & longevity: Replace heel tips and resoles promptly when worn; a cobbler can stretch or repair problem areas to extend life.

Style Tips

• Work-ready: Pair with cropped tailored trousers or a pencil skirt for a clean, professional look. Neutral flats are a versatile office staple.
• Casual: Wear with ankle jeans, straight-leg crops or a midi skirt. Rolling cuffs to show a little ankle emphasizes the pointed toe.
• Evening or dressy: Replace heels with pointed flats under a slip dress or tapered pants for an elegant, comfortable outfit.
• Color coordination: Match flats to a bag or belt for cohesion; nude or black pointed flats help visually lengthen the leg.
• Socks & hosiery: Use no-show liners for a bare look, or fine hosiery/tights for cooler months to maintain a sleek line.
• Balancing proportions: Since pointed toes create a streamlined front, choose slightly cropped or tapered bottoms to keep proportions balanced and flattering.