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Women's Sliced Square Raffia-Effect Ballerinas

Name: Women's Sliced Square Raffia-Effect Ballerinas
Brand: Givenchy
SKU: 3617016143781
Price: 890.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Givenchy Women's Sliced Square Raffia-Effect Ballerinas walk the line between summery insouciance and Parisian restraint, rendered in a textured synthetic raffia with supple leather trim for an unexpectedly refined finish. The khaki brown palette channels that easy neutral minimalism, while the sliced square-toe silhouette reads sculptural and clean—a subtle defiance of classic ballerina roundness. Givenchy’s signature gets the understated treatment, debossed quietly at the leather insole and echoed by a tonal elastic band adorned with a discreet leather label. Every detail feels intentional, from the softly padded insole to the water-repellent label, making these ballerinas as considered as they are cool.

Slip these on and what you notice first is the flexibility—the supple construction hugs the foot without pinching, and that padded insole makes them an all-day option whether you’re gliding around a gallery or heading out for late lunch in the city. The elastic band ensures the fit stays secure, even as the day unfolds, and the square toe gives toes breathing room (without sacrificing the sharp, directional line that cues Givenchy’s modernist point of view). They layer seamlessly with floaty, wide-leg trousers or a crisply tailored short; the raffia-effect finish offers an unexpected grounding to silks, cottons, and linens alike, and holds up beautifully even when weather throws a curveball.

Givenchy has a knack for bringing streetwise edge to the established codes of classic French luxury, and these ballerinas feel like the kind of piece a cool girl would slip into on repeat—where “effortless” isn’t just a mood, it’s built into every detail. The Sliced Square line speaks to the moment’s broader balletcore trend, but makes it grown-up with architectural lines and an understated color story. They're an instant update to the city shoe rotation—quietly subversive, quietly Givenchy.

Materials / Fabrication

Flat ballerinas in synthetic raffia with leather details
Sliced Square line
Elastic band with tone-on-tone Givenchy Paris leather label
Givenchy signature debossed on the leather insole
Square toe
Padded insole for comfort
Supple construction with flexible rubber sole
Water-repellent label
Easily washable
Made in Italy
Color: Khaki Brown

Recommended Care

Wipe synthetic raffia and leather details gently with a soft, damp cloth as needed.
Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or direct sunlight to preserve shape and color.
Allow shoes to air dry away from direct heat sources if they become damp.
Store in a cool, dry place and use shoe trees or paper to help maintain structure.
To clean the rubber sole, use a mild soap solution and soft brush.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 8/10

With their sliced square silhouette and textured raffia-effect finish, these ballerinas deliver understated editorial edge. The khaki brown hue feels sophisticated and modern, while tonal branding and sculptural detailing evoke a fresh, cool-girl sensibility. Minimal yet impactful, the style commands attention without overstatement, blending Parisian ease with directional appeal for a contemporary statement.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Givenchy’s Italian-made construction is evident in the supple, form-fitting build and impeccably finished leather accents. The padded, debossed insole and seamless integration of the elastic band suggest thoughtful engineering. Although the raffia is synthetic, the overall structure maintains luxury integrity, with smart material choices for durability and comfort in a sculpted, fashion-forward form.

Affordability: $$$

While the modern silhouette and high-fashion branding add value, the substantial cost leans more toward investment territory. The premium feel and thoughtful details justify some of the expense, yet the use of synthetic raffia tempers the sense of pure luxury compared to full-leather options at a similar price point.

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