Ease into the summer with ballet flats, sneakers and moccasins

Shoes for summer SS22

14 March 2022

Warmer weather asks for lighter shoes. Going on a sunny vacay? Give your feet some fresh air and choose for your most fashionable pair of ballerina's or moccasins. Citytrips on the other hand equals shoes you can discover the entire city in. Comfort, but fashion on your feet. Pick a sneaker of your choice and enjoy your much needed vacation.

Beautiful ballet flats

These lovely ballet flats are proof you don't have to sacrifice comfort for style. Colorful or neutral: it's up to you!

^{4x Unisa, 2x La Redoute}

^{Floris Van Bommel}

Modish moccasins

Timeless and stylish: moccasins never fail to make your outfit extra classy and summer ready.

^{4x Unisa , 2x Floris Van Bommel}

For the sneaker lovers

Walking all day can be tiring for your feet, so give them the support they need but make it fashion.

^{4x SUN68, 2x Floris Van Bommel}

^Tamaris

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