Tod's Gommino loafers - Pink
Color
Pink
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
Renowned for impeccable craftsmanship and iconic variety of uppers, Tod’s Gommino loafers are celebrated as a true style icon. Named after the 133 rubber pebbles - or “gommini” - embedded in the sole, this Italian-made pair is cut from patent croc-embossed leather in a blush-pink hue and lined with sumptuous tonal fur. The sleek round-toe silhouette is adorned with the bran'ds iconic Double T buckle in a silver-tone finish, as well as rubber pebble detailing at the heel. Finished with hand-stitched seams over the toes and a brand embossed insole, this timeless style proudly demonstrates the brand’s leatherwork expertise and commitment to quality.
Details
Renowned for impeccable craftsmanship and iconic variety of uppers, Tod’s Gommino loafers are celebrated as a true style icon. Named after the 133 rubber pebbles - or “gommini” - embedded in the sole, this Italian-made pair is cut from patent croc-embossed leather in a blush-pink hue and lined with sumptuous tonal fur. The sleek round-toe silhouette is adorned with the bran'ds iconic Double T buckle in a silver-tone finish, as well as rubber pebble detailing at the heel. Finished with hand-stitched seams over the toes and a brand embossed insole, this timeless style proudly demonstrates the brand’s leatherwork expertise and commitment to quality.
Renowned for impeccable craftsmanship and iconic variety of uppers, Tod’s Gommino loafers are celebrated as a true style icon. Named after the 133 rubber pebbles - or “gommini” - embedded in the sole, this Italian-made pair is cut from patent croc-embossed leather in a blush-pink hue and lined with sumptuous tonal fur. The sleek round-toe silhouette is adorned with the bran'ds iconic Double T buckle in a silver-tone finish, as well as rubber pebble detailing at the heel. Finished with hand-stitched seams over the toes and a brand embossed insole, this timeless style proudly demonstrates the brand’s leatherwork expertise and commitment to quality.
