Aeyde Isidora leather Mary Jane pumps
Aeyde
$575.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Isidora by Aeyde channels crisp city polish with a quiet luxury edge. Every inch is leather—upper, lining, and sole—giving a tactile, grown-up heft to a sleek Mary Jane. The pointed toe sharpens the silhouette, while a silver buckle glints at the vamp against a true black finish. Made in Italy, this pump carries the craft and confidence that define Aeyde's refined approach to timeless footwear.
An adjustable buckle lets the fit glide across the foot, and a leather lining plus a leather insole cushion each step. The all leather sole anchors the lift with a clean, durable feel. The streamlined silhouette, buckle strap, and pointed toe keep the line crisp, letting these pumps pair with tailoring, midi skirts, or cropped denim. They move from day to night with ease, and the shoe box and dust bag preserve their pristine edge when storage calls.
Through Aeyde's lens, the Isidora reads as a timeless accent with modern ease. Black leather, silver hardware, and a pared-down form make it a versatile anchor for city wardrobes, balancing crisp suiting with softer textures. Priced at 575.
Materials / Fabrication
- All leather construction: upper, lining, and sole
- Leather insole
- Leather lining
- Leather sole
- Pointed toe silhouette
- Black finish with silver hardware
- Adjustable buckle at the vamp
- Made in Italy
Recommended Care
- Wipe clean with a soft damp cloth; avoid soaking leather
- Condition leather periodically to maintain suppleness
- Polish with a neutral or matching shoe cream to preserve color
- Store with shoe trees or stuffed tissue to retain shape
- Keep away from direct heat and prolonged sunlight; avoid water exposure
- Let dry naturally if wet; air dry away from heat sources
Fit Notes
- An adjustable buckle strap lets the fit glide across the foot.
- Leather lining and a leather insole cushion each step for a refined feel.
- Upper, lining, and sole are all leather for a cohesive, sculpted silhouette with a pointed toe.
