Effortlessly chic, the CLOVER slide sandals blend style with comfort. Featuring a square toe and a low block heel, these sandals are perfect for relaxed outings or dressy occasions. The interwoven strap design adds a subtle texture, enhancing their refined appeal. With a convenient slip-on style and a modest 2.75-inch heel, these sandals are designed for all-day wear. Crafted from quality leather with a synthetic lining and sole, they are a stylish addition to any wardrobe.
From the brand: REFINED + PRETTY + RELAXED
Slip into the CLOVER slide
sandals
for an easy step thanks to the low block
heel
and square toe, as well as subtle texture from the interwoven strap design.
Square toe block heel slide sandal
Slip-on style with stretch back
Interwoven straps with cutouts
2.75 inch heel height
Leather upper material
Synthetic lining
Synthetic sole
Imported
The CLOVER White Leather slides are designed to be refined yet relaxed, making them versatile for both casual outings and dressier events. With their interwoven strap design and tasteful block heel, they can elevate a variety of outfits.
The CLOVER White Leather slides feature a low block heel and a slip-on style, which makes them comfortable for extended wear. The soft leather upper and stretch back contribute to a cozy fit, making them ideal for all-day use.
To keep your CLOVER White Leather slides looking their best, it's recommended to clean the leather upper with a damp cloth and avoid exposing them to excessive moisture. A leather conditioner can also help maintain the material's appearance over time.
The CLOVER White Leather slides are made from leather with a synthetic sole, but they are not specifically water-resistant. It's best to avoid wearing them in wet conditions to preserve their quality and longevity.
You can pair the CLOVER White Leather slides with sundresses for a fresh summer look or with cropped trousers and a lightweight sweater for a chic fall ensemble. Explore the complementary products in the styling section for additional outfit inspiration.
