The El Naturalista Nido Ella N725 womens leather flat shoes are made from a pull grain leather naturally tempered with river stones creating a luxurious and resistant leather that is soft to the touch and flexible while you walk. The styling of these N725 Naturalista is with traditional shoe-making techniques and thicker thread for a more robust and long-lasting shoe, giving the El Naturalista Recyclus Ella an unmistakable artisan's finish. The lila purple pull grain leather upper of the N725 has a triangular cut-out detail above the instep and is fastened with a velcro-adjustable which strap arches across the foot at a flattering angle.
Its leather has a removable, breathable, anti-bacterial insole made from a recycled carbon compound that aids shock absorption making the Nido Ella N725 ladies shoe superbly comfortable. For your extra comfort the insole of this flat shoe from El Naturalista also has a cushioned area on the heel designed to reduce heel inpact.
The rubber sole of the El Naturalista N725 womens shoe has unique and distinctive flattened straw design and is a pleasure to wear with every footstep you take.
The leather Nida Ella N725 flat shoes from Naturalista are an ideal choice for everyday wear - their comfort and versatility make them perfect for embarking on any kind of journey you're planning to take!
DETAILS
Upper: Leather
Inner: Leather
Sole: Other
El Naturalista understand that we all have to do something for our world; look after it, cherish it and protect it. It doesn't always have to be something grand but for their part El Naturalista go to great effort to make their shoes as environmentally friendly as possible.
Formed in 2001, they look at the world in awe and with a sense of excitement. This is the basis for their philosophy, which bleeds into everything they produce.
Over the years, El Naturalista has grown and has continually worked on finding even better and more eco-friendly ways to produce their ever-increasing yield. From avoiding polluting chemicals and using recycled and biodegradable materials wherever possible to promoting natural dyes and tradtional skill sets.
Not only do they help our planet but the people who live there by funding children's educational projects in Peru and providing fair trade prices to all its producers.
