MODA SUPPLEMENT
This is what happy looks like!
Alegria shoes are packed full of comfort features including deep removable memory foam and latex foot-beds. These offer outstanding underfoot comfort and the ability to insert specialist orthotics if required. Plus the mild rocker outsole provides impact absorption reducing heel and mid-foot pressure, perfect for all day, everyday wear.
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Designed for women of a wide age group who demand a lot from their footwear, but also require fun and total comfort, as well as style.
Alegria has established itself firmly in the market as a brand of choice for style and comfort. Launched in the UK last August, the brand is only just a year old and yet already has over 100 very satisfied retailers and this number is growing daily. Retailers are not just repeating on the brand, but repeating on repeats, customers really do love the brand.
There is a lot of choice in the range, from bright and fun orientated patterns to cool, stylish plain colours. Key styles and colours available now include Sedona Fuchsia Paisley; Sedona Black Vine and Paloma Black Rose.
The new Spring 2011 forward-order range offers sensational style and comfort and can be viewed in full at the shows listed below. Key styles will include Classic Purple Vine; Venice White Floral and Seville Midnight Garden.
Showing at: Pure: Fo136 Moda: R29 / Q29 GDS: 6F17 / 6F24
Find out more by calling us on 0044 (0) 1536 407722 or email us at
enquiries@silentnightfootwear.co.uk
or visit our exciting new micro site at
www.alegriashoes.co.uk Classic in Purple Vine
re your customers searching for pure, unadulterated comfort for their feet? Then look no further than the Alegria brand, distributed exclusively in the UK and Ireland by Silentnight Footwear.
Sedona in Black Vine
Paloma in Black Rose
Venice in White Floral Sedona in Fuchsia Paisley Seville in Midnight Garden 22 • MODA SUPPLEMENT • AUGUST 2010
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