Collodi - Cream with Fuchsia and Pattern Leather Trim Sneaker

Collodi is a medieval town in Tuscany and is a big part of what inspired author Carlo Collodi’s - who wrote ‘The Adventures of Pinocchio’, pen name. Collodi is still full adventure and is the perfect palace to explore in a well-made pair of women's sneakers! With a pop of colour on the heel trim, the Fuschia paired with a subtle patterned lace detail makes this a statement shoe that will match almost any outfit.

• Handcrafted Italian leather/suede sneaker
• A classic sneaker shape with modern twist on fabrics and leathers
• Carries the 'Made In Italy' stamp for superior quality and durability
• Soft leather to ensure no wear in time and will provide immediate comfort
• Inner-sole cushioning to provide comfort for the long walk home
• Rubber outsole for durability in all weather conditions
• A roomy shoe to fit all feet widths

BALLET FLATS

All Cammino ballet flats should fit firmly to start with. They will give and loosen up with wear as a result of soft calf leather used in the upper sole. If your measurement is between sizes, we recommend you select the larger size.

Cammino's can definitely be worn with an orthotic insole. Please order the size up from your usual size if you would like to insert and insole.

TIPS TO FIND YOUR FOOT LENGTH:

1. Stand on a level surface with your heels against a straight edge or wall.
2. Place a ruler on the floor beside the inside of your foot from heel to toe. 
3. Position an object with a flat edge across the tip of your longest toe.
4. Your foot length measurement (in centimetres) is where the flat edge crosses the ruler.

SNEAKERS

Cammino sneakers are roomier than our ballet flats. We are true to size and recommend the size down if you are a half size.

Cammino sneakers can definitely be worn with an orthotic insole. 

TIPS TO FIND YOUR FOOT LENGTH:

1. Stand on a level surface with your heels against a straight edge or wall.
2. Place a ruler on the floor beside the inside of your foot from heel to toe. 
3. Position an object with a flat edge across the tip of your longest toe.
4. Your foot length measurement (in centimetres) is where the flat edge crosses the ruler.