The N740 womens shoes from El Naturalista's Tesela range are made from their 'leaves' leather which is made and tanned in Spain using vegetable products to bring out the leather's colour intensity and brightness.
The mora purple leather upper of the Tesela N740 womens shoe is soft to the touch and made on El Naturalista's comfort last giving an angled outline that adapts to the foots natural shape. On the top of this low heel shoe by El Naturalista there is a stitched detail over the toe of the shoe and around the topline. This detail stitching is also found on the N740's leather strap which flows cross the front of the foot ending in a velcro fastener with button made from coconut bearing the El Naturalista name.
The padded leather, antibacterial and breathable insoles of the El Naturalista Tesela are removable and made from a recycled carbon compound to aid shock-absorbtion. For your extra comfort they are also anatomically designed and added heel cushion inside El Naturalista's N740 reduces heel impact. The sole unit of the El Naturalista Tesela is made from natural rubber giving both flexibility and durability. The heel of the N740 has a sculptured look with a 'crazy paving' pattern and rises to a height of 6cm (2.25 inch)
A superb leather shoe from El Naturalista, the Tesela N740 is a pleasure to wear with every footstep you take and is fabulous shoe for everyday comfort.
DETAILS
Upper: Leather
Inner: Leather
Sole: Other
Heel Height: 6cm (2.25inch)
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.
