knitted Slip-On Flats with Bow | Black / 36(US5) 100600741741793

How to measure

Measure your foot for the best fit

1. Do this at the end of the day when your feet are at their largest. Wear the type of socks you plan to wear with the flats (if any).
2. Place a blank sheet of paper on a hard floor and stand on it with your heel against a wall.
3. Mark the tip of your longest toe on the paper. Measure from the wall (heel) to that mark — record the length in centimeters (cm) and inches.
4. Measure the width at the widest part of the forefoot: either wrap a soft tape around the ball of the foot for circumference, or draw an outline and measure the distance across the widest point.
5. Repeat for both feet and use the larger measurement to choose your size.
6. Allow about 0.5–1.0 cm (5–10 mm) of extra space between your longest toe and the end of the insole for comfortable fit — more if you prefer roomier fit or thicker socks.

Measure an existing shoe or the product

1. Remove the insole (if removable) and measure its length from heel to toe with a ruler — this is the best indicator of internal length.
2. If the insole is fixed, run a flexible measuring tape or a string from the heel pocket to the tip of the toe inside the shoe, then measure the string.
3. Measure insole width at the widest point (forefoot) to compare with your foot width.
4. Measure heel height from the base of the outsole to top of the heel counter if you need to know profile height.
5. Compare your foot length + allowance (0.5–1.0 cm) to the insole length to choose the most comfortable size.

Tip: if you are between sizes, choose the larger size for knitted slip-ons — the knit will conform but a little extra room prevents rubbing.

Materials

Knitted Slip‑On Flats with Bow are typically constructed from a combination of engineered fabrics and flexible components for comfort and lightweight wear. Typical materials and what they mean:

• Upper — Knitted textile (polyester, nylon, or blend with elastane/spandex): breathable, stretchy and conforms to the foot for a sock‑like fit.
• Lining — Soft textile or microfiber: gentle against the skin and helps wick moisture.
• Insole — Cushioned foam or memory foam with fabric cover: provides immediate comfort and shock absorption; some styles have removable insoles.
• Outsole — Flexible rubber or TPR (thermoplastic rubber): lightweight, durable and offers reliable grip.
• Bow/trim — Matching knit, ribbon or decorative fabric: sewn or bonded to the upper; handle gently when cleaning to preserve shape.

Note: material blends and treatments (antimicrobial, water repellent, recycled yarns) vary by style. Always check the product label or details for the exact composition.

Model information

Example model details shown in product photos (useful as a visual fit reference):

• Model height: 175 cm / 5'9"
• Wearing size: US 7 (EU 38) — foot length approximately 24.0 cm
• Fit shown: true to size with a regular width; the knitted upper provides slight stretch.

If you usually wear half sizes or have wide feet, consider sizing up for extra comfort.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Daily care

• Brush off loose dirt with a soft brush or cloth after each wear.
• Air the shoes out between wears to reduce moisture and odor.

Spot cleaning the knitted upper

1. Mix a small amount of mild detergent with lukewarm water.
2. Use a soft cloth or soft-bristled brush to gently dab and lift stains; avoid aggressive scrubbing that can distort knit.
3. Wipe with a clean damp cloth to remove soap residue.
4. Reshape the bow/gentle details while damp and let air dry away from direct heat or sunlight.

Deeper cleaning

• Hand wash is preferred: submerge gently in cool to lukewarm water with mild soap, rinse thoroughly and press out water (do not wring).
• Some knitted slip-ons may be machine washable — only if the product care label allows it. Use a mesh laundry bag, gentle cycle, cold water and no tumble dry.

Insoles and outsoles

• Remove insoles (if removable) and wash separately by hand, then air dry completely before reinserting.
• Clean outsoles with a damp cloth and mild soap; a toothbrush helps remove trapped dirt from treads.

Drying & storage

• Air dry at room temperature. Do not use heaters, dryers or direct sunlight — heat can shrink or deform knit and glue.
• Stuff shoes with tissue paper to maintain shape while drying and during storage.
• Store in a cool, dry place; use a breathable dust bag or the original box to protect from dust.

Extra tips

• Apply a fabric-safe water and stain repellent spray before first wear and reapply periodically for protection.
• Use heel grips or no‑show liners to prevent slipping and reduce wear inside the heel.
• Avoid bleaching agents, harsh chemicals and abrasive tools to protect knit fibers and decorative bows.

Style Tips

• Weekend casual: Pair the knitted slip‑ons with cropped jeans or chinos and a relaxed tee for an easy, everyday look.
• Office friendly: Wear with tapered trousers or a midi skirt and a lightweight blouse — the bow adds a feminine touch without being overstatement.
• Summer dresses: These flats complement floaty dresses and skirts; a neutral or tonal pair keeps outfits elegant and effortless.
• Shorts and warm weather: No‑show liners keep the sockline invisible while preserving comfort for barefoot looks.
• Color pairing: Neutral knit shades (beige, black, navy) work across many outfits; a colored or patterned bow makes the shoe the focal point — keep other accessories minimal.
• Styling for narrow feet: Add thin insoles or heel grips to achieve a snugger fit without needing a smaller shoe.
• Evening casual: Match with cropped tailored pants, a structured top and subtle jewelry for a low‑key, polished look.

Remember: knitted flats are forgiving—allow them to conform to your foot shape while maintaining enough room for comfort.