D-04 · Contemporary
Turning Shoe
Sold as one shoe, for the supporting foot.
$28.00USD
One-off purchase. Free standard shipping over $79.00.
Sold as one shoe
Suede-soled shoes can't be returned once they have been used on a floor. Try them indoors on a clean surface only.
Sole structure
half
Bottom material
suede
Forefoot width (EU 38)
92 mm
Half sole: the pad covers the ball of the foot only. The heel stays bare and there is almost nothing under the arch, so the foot works close to the floor.
Grip depends on the floor, its finish, and how it's cleaned. We can only tell you what the bottom is made of.
Material labelDirective 94/11/EC
Three parts, each labelled with one of the four legal categories. The category describes the material making up at least 80% of that part.
- Parte superiorUpper
- têxtilElastane strap web over textile body
- Forro e palmilhaLining and insole
- têxtilBrushed textile lining, no separate insole
- SolaOutsole
- couroSmooth suede leather disc, 1.6 mm
- Chromium VI in leather parts: ≤ 3 mg/kg
- Azo dyes: compliant with REACH Annex XVII entry 43
- Nickel release from any metal fitting: compliant
- The country of manufacture is printed on the sewn-in label inside each shoe.
Fit
Half soles and foot pads are sized by foot length only and sit under the ball of the foot. Sizing down is a common practice with full shoes but not with these. Measure your foot length in millimetres and go by that number, not by the size you usually wear.
| EU | Foot length |
|---|---|
| 34 | 220 mm |
| 35 | 227 mm |
| 36 | 233 mm |
| 37 | 240 mm |
| 38 | 247 mm |
| 39 | 253 mm |
| 40 | 260 mm |
| 41 | 267 mm |
| 42 | 273 mm |
| 43 | 280 mm |
| 44 | 287 mm |
Before you buy
Suede bottom upkeep
The nap flattens with use and the bottom behaves differently once it does. A steel suede brush lifts it again. Store in an open mesh bag, never sealed in plastic while damp.
Return limit
Suede-soled shoes can't be returned once they have been used on a floor. Try them indoors on a clean surface only.
Legal guarantee: 3 years from delivery, with the first 2 years carrying a presumption in your favour. What counts as a defect
