Leather sandals Apollonia

Description

Apollonia leather sandals combine elegance and comfort in one shoe. These sandals are an ideal choice to add to your wardrobe and create the perfect style.

Thanks to their minimal design, you can wear them from morning to night either at work or on your daily summer walks. They are extremely comfortable and keep your foot stable with every step.

They come in special colours in soft Nubuck, such as sky glitter and striking caviar that will delight even the most demanding. In addition, they have a natural leather bottom and a Greek rubber sole with high durability. They hug the foot and offer the ultimate in stability. In more detail, their variety of colors is wide and covers all tastes. It is important to mention that all our sandals are handmade and made with love and care.

Here you can find the whole collection of metallic sandals.

Create the ultimate summer office look with leather sandals

In case you just want chic summer sandals for the office, we recommend the brown nubuck shade. They match with all your clothes even with the strictest dress code.

If you’re looking for the ultimate office look of the summer, don’t hesitate to go bold with the impressive shades of sky glitter or pink caviar. They certainly attract attention.

When a shoe is so comfortable and stylish at the same time, there is no excuse not to buy it! It is worth noting that the Apollonia leather sandals are made of high quality natural leather with great durability. It also bears the signature of XX, something that characterizes the uniqueness and authenticity of the sandal. All our sandals are 100% Greek made.

They took their name from Ancient Apollonia of Heraklion, one of the most important ancient cities of Crete. Today known as Agia Pelagia. More specifically, important archaeological findings of the ^5th century BC were discovered in the area. Χ. One of the most important was the elaborate construction and large building complex, which was identified with the Rectory of the city. See here photos of the findings.