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Apepazza Tigro SKU #7502489(View on Zappos.com Classic)
Product Information:
View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- Take your spring wardrobe from charming to chic with this fabulous sandal.
- Leather upper.
- Adjustable buckle closure.
- Leather lining.
- 1" cork platform.
- Leather-covered heel.
- Rubber sole.
- 4" heel.
- 10.00 oz.
- Product measurements were taken using size 6. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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- 100% "Felt true to size"
- 100% "Felt true to width"
- 100% "Moderate arch support"
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Additional Brand Information
A wildly successful brand in Europe, Apepazza made its American debut in 2005. The collection features a distinguished assortment of women’s boots, women’s shoes, and women’s sandals. Apepazza, which means “crazy bee” in Italian, offers edgy fashion and quality craftsmanship for contemporary women of all ages.
Founded in 1983 in Padova, Italy, Apepazza shoes are known for their unusual materials, international influences, and precise attention to details. Rich colors, textures, and embellishments are prominent throughout the line. Women’s Apepazza shoes are sophisticated, eclectic, and original.
Apepazza shoes are designed and made for the fashion-creative woman with a keen sense of individual style. Apepazza designer Adriana Bagante, believes fashion should make a statement about the wearer and convey how she feels about herself. Never a follower, the Apepazza woman is master and creator of her own image.
