BIMBA Y LOLA Raffia Slingback Ballerina Flats
BIMBA Y LOLA
$330.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
BIMBA Y LOLA Raffia Slingback Ballerina Flats bring a sun-kissed, city-smart mood to warm weather dressing. The upper is black raffia, offering a tactile, natural texture with quiet luxury. A pointed toe sharpens the line, while the tonal elastic at the back keeps the silhouette clean and easy to wear. A logo sole and a leather insole engraved with the brand's mark complete the refined, signature finish beneath the foot.
Slender slingback with tonal elastic delivers secure, easy wear as temps rise. The raffia upper stays light on the foot, while the leather insole cushions every step and the engraved logo adds a quiet luxury touch. They slip on with ease and pair with everything from cropped linen pants to sleek dresses, moving from daytime strolls to after-dark dinners without missing a beat.
Raffia accents align with BIMBA Y LOLA's penchant for tactile textures that read across the season, turning warm weather wear into city-ready style. The combination of a pointed toe and slingback keeps things modern, while logo touches ground the look in signature BIMBA Y LOLA style.
Materials / Fabrication
- Raffia upper in black
- Slingback silhouette with tonal elastic strap
- Pointed-toe shape
- Leather insole customized with engraved logo
- Logo sole
Recommended Care
- Spot clean raffia upper with a damp cloth; avoid soaking and prolonged moisture
- Air dry away from direct heat or sunlight
- Avoid machine washing or immersion of leather elements
- Wipe leather insole with a soft damp cloth; use a mild leather cleaner if needed; do not saturate
- Store in a breathable dust bag in a cool, dry place; avoid heavy stacking to prevent creasing
Fit Notes
- Slingback flat design with a back elastic strap allows flexible heel fit.
- Pointed-toe silhouette may influence toe space at the forefoot.
- Raffia upper with a leather insole provides texture and a refined feel.
- Logo detailing on the sole adds subtle branding and durability.
