BIELSA shoes black
BIELSA shoes black - 42 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Shipping and delivery
Shipping and delivery
- Omniva parcels in the Baltic countries €3.00
- Courier in the Baltic countries €5.00
- Collection - Brīvības iela 180, Riga €0.00
- For EEA countries other than the Baltic States, the delivery fee will be calculated individually. (You will be contacted about shipping costs.)
FREE DELIVERY
DYNASTY provides free shipping if:
- you receive the product in our store at 180 Brīvības street, Riga
- the total amount of the purchase exceeds 30 EUR, in this case you can receive the product in an OMNIVA package.
PAID DELIVERY
For purchases, the total amount of which does not exceed 30 EUR, a delivery fee of 3 EUR is determined if the delivery method is a parcel and 5 EUR if the delivery method is a courier.
All materials used, including the premium Brazilian leather used for the exterior trim and soft sheepskin interior lining, are sustainably sourced. The shoes are suitable for wearing both in the office and at formal events.
The secret of unsurpassed comfort
Anatomic shoes - 100% handmade by highly qualified, professional shoemakers using the best Brazilian materials. However, the real secret to comfort lies in the way the shoes are made and what they are made of, based on the unique Anatomic Gel Technology® formula for natural foot movement.
A specially selected collection of shoes
Natural look and feel
We use as few chemicals as possible to maintain the natural look and feel of our leather. We treat the shoes to give them an elegant old-fashioned look, while also ensuring good air permeability and sweat absorption, which helps keep your feet fresh.
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Flexible rubber gel soles
Using Anatomic Gel Technology®, the shoe soles are made from a combination of natural rubber and a special gel. This technique is exclusive to our soles and gives our soles extra durability and flexibility, with a non-slip surface and soft leather overlays for added comfort.
