Scarpe di origine contadina friulana, dette anche scarpet o pappusse a Venezia, dove i gondolieri le usano per non daneggiare il legno delle loro imbarcazioni.
Ciaccini is all about Italian excellence. We teamed up with a family of shoemakers in Friuli, Italy who've been handmaking Friulane slippers for generations. Each pair of our Friulane slippers is stitched by hand using beautiful Italian fabrics and recycled bike. Effortlessly chic, equally comfy and sustainable.
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Mary Jane Friulane style. Traditionally made leveraging beautiful Italian fabrics and recycled bike tire soles. Handmade in Italy, following the tradition.
Ciaccini is all about Italian excellence. We teamed up with a family of shoemakers in Friuli, Italy who've been handmaking Friulane slippers for generations. Each pair of our Friulane slippers is stitched by hand using beautiful Italian fabrics and recycled bike. Effortlessly chic, equally comfy and sustainable.
Mary Jane Friulane style. Traditionally made leveraging beautiful Italian fabrics and recycled bike tire soles. Handmade in Italy, following the tradition.
Ciaccini is all about Italian excellence. We teamed up with a family of shoemakers in Friuli, Italy who've been handmaking Friulane slippers for generations. Each pair of our Friulane slippers is stitched by hand using beautiful Italian fabrics and recycled bike. Effortlessly chic, equally comfy and sustainable.
Friulane en tweed à carreaux bleu marine et bleu ciel. Rebords en gros grain bleu marine. La semelle intérieure est en coton à chevrons bleu marine et bleu ciel. La semelle extérieure en traditionnel pneu de vélo. Fabriquées à la main en Italie -
Ciaccini is all about Italian excellence. We teamed up with a family of shoemakers in Friuli, Italy who've been handmaking Friulane slippers for generations. Each pair of our Friulane slippers is stitched by hand using beautiful Italian fabrics and recycled bike. Effortlessly chic, equally comfy and sustainable.
Ciaccini is all about Italian excellence. We teamed up with a family of shoemakers in Friuli, Italy who've been handmaking Friulane slippers for generations. Each pair of our Friulane slippers is stitched by hand using beautiful Italian fabrics and recycled bike. Effortlessly chic, equally comfy and sustainable.
Sustainable and colorful for joyful people.
Halfway between slipper and ballerina, Friulane shoes have come back to fashion in an elegant key and perfectly combine comfort and elegance. Traditionally, wore on holiday by local friulana girls then discovered by venetian gondoliers who wore them on the gondolas to facilitate their stride. Genderless and timeless,
Ciaccini is all about Italian excellence. We teamed up with a family of shoemakers in Friuli, Italy who've been handmaking Friulane slippers for generations. Each pair of our Friulane slippers is stitched by hand using beautiful Italian fabrics and recycled bike. Effortlessly chic, equally comfy and sustainable.
Sustainable and colorful for joyful people.
Traditional Friulane shoes, also known as Furlane or Papusse possess a unique and captivating beauty that reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Friuli region in northeastern Italy. These shoes have been worn by Friulian peasants for centuries and have become a symbol of local identity and craftsmanship. Here are
Ciaccini is all about Italian excellence. We teamed up with a family of shoemakers in Friuli, Italy who've been handmaking Friulane slippers for generations. Each pair of our Friulane slippers is stitched by hand using beautiful Italian fabrics and recycled bike. Effortlessly chic, equally comfy and sustainable.
Sustainable and colorful for joyful people.
Le friulane per l'Estate 2020 sono il perfetto connubio tra eleganza e comodità, ecco i modelli con numeri 38 e 39, più piccole e più grandi.
Mar Soreli Original Friulane Shoes, Socks, Slippers and Scarves for women from the Friuli region, 100% traditionally Italian Handcrafted with Bicolor Single Print color and styling, vibrant prints. Shop now.
