Beige Square-Toe Heeled Sandal

Beige Square-Toe Heeled Sandal
These minimalist heeled sandals from Prologue Shoes offer timeless elegance without compromise, featuring a synthetic leather upper and lining, all handmade in Turkey.
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The Gibson heeled sandal from Prologue Shoes brings a touch of minimalist elegance to any outfit. With delicate straps and a flattering silhouette, it's designed to be a versatile addition to your wardrobe.
Handmade in Turkey, these sandals are crafted with a synthetic leather upper and lining, ensuring a non-animal derived option for those who prioritise ethical choices. The neolite sole provides a durable foundation, making these a thoughtful choice for both style and values.
- 2.9" (7.5 cm) heel
- Synthetic leather upper
- Synthetic leather lining
- Neolite sole
- Handmade in Turkey
- True to size

About Our Brand Prologue Shoes
The footwear industry has traditionally faced challenges regarding environmental and ethical impacts, often relying on materials with significant costs. Prologue Shoes addresses this by offering a compelling alternative: stylish, high-quality footwear designed to minimise harm.
What truly sets Prologue Shoes apart is its unwavering commitment to being 100% vegan, a founding principle rather than a trend. The brand meticulously selects recycled materials, including nylon, rubber, and cork, and innovates with linings made entirely from 100% recycled post-consumer PET plastic bottles. Many of their uppers also utilise this recycled PET, transforming discarded plastic into durable, wearable shoes.
Beyond its core collection, Prologue Shoes extends its ethical approach to a niche market with its 'Forever & Always' sustainable bridal shoe line. This demonstrates a deep commitment to integrating environmental accountability across all product offerings, consistently exploring new material innovations each season to ensure ongoing improvement.
