RICOSTA & PEPINO: Spring/Summer 2019


Welcome to the RICOSTA summer party! On the guest list, athletic styles with a touch of glamour


, cool sneakers with a fun factor and functional all-terrain sandals


For the RICOSTA girls the trendy tennis styles in gleaming perlato white are big winners. We see the introduction of multi-coloured metallic stripes and embroidery. Vintage meets glamour in the new gladiator and toe-post sandals, thanks to wide adjustable straps, the glittering leather sandals will be a favourite.


RICOSTA boys keep it simple! New sneakers with clean lines, new soles and fully sewn toecaps. Modern appliques highlight the sporty look. These sneakers are made from premium high-tech materials mixed with leather for a full range of activities. New sandals with flexible two-toned soles, have durable neoprene uppers. These sandals are resistant to fresh or sea water, and are fully washable. Aquatic blues and greens mixed with neon add a fresh summer look.


Move in style! This is the motto of the famous RICOSTA shoe for the smallest feet. What would PEPINO be without imaginative detailing? In terms of materials, PEPINO is all about variety. Styles in soft nubuck leather, sport contrasting seams and cheery applique for an extra pop of colour. Reflective or metallic inserts offer better safety and a more dynamic style. Romantic floral prints are reminiscent of colourful summer meadows.


Best design! There are many copies, but only one original! Our successful Krabbel Max styles such as Cory, made from extra soft natural leather, starts the season in cheerful summer colours such as yellow, orange and denim blue. Additional new Krabbel Max designs will include fashionable ‘Chelsea’ and ‘T-bar’ styles.


Cory


RICOSTA Schuhfabriken GmbH E-mail: presse@ricosta.de www.ricosta.de


Niddy


Milou UK Agent Footwear International


Email: info@footwearinternational.co.uk Tel: 0116 259 7427


Jona


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