Product Details
- Size: 40 M EU / 8.5-9 B(M) US
- Color: White/Kiesel
- Brand: Rieker
- Model: 43706 Mirjam 06
- Fabric type: unknown
- Dimensions: .75 pounds
Rieker Women's 43706 Mirjam 06,White/Kiesel,40 EU/8.5-9 M US
Customer Reviews
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By Hollyg
I was in London over the holidays and paid special attention to the shoes women there are wearing. I noticed a LOT of oxfords...with a little heel, or flat. I purchased these in size I normally wear, 9.5. There is NO breaking this shoe in! I have various feet issues (nueroma, achilles tendonitis) and these are comfy right out of the box. Cutest styling I've seen in all the oxfords I've shopped for online. They're actually made in Morocco. Would love to see more colors. Look well made. They aren't cheap, but they're so soft outta the box I'm anxious to see how they wear. The tops are leather, with little design cut outs - like eyelet, so they're cool and airy to walk in. I'd buy another pair if they came in other colors.I'm 60, but you're never too old to wear FAB funky shoes like this!!! HG in San Diego, CA
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By Zoya Rotman
perfect fit, perfect design, beautiful light grey color. not cheap, but all worth it. once you get rieker's there is no way back.
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By Carolyn F. Acceturo
These shoes are very cute and COMFORTABLE. Don't worry about the European sizing; I ordered a 38 (U.S. size 7), and it fit perfectly. These are perfect for dressing up jeans or just having fun shopping!!! The sole is super comfortable and flexible. Highly recommended.
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