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OrthoFeet 10: Venus Blue


Featuring premium orthotic insoles with anatomical arch support and a soft-lined upper, this highly commercial silhouette appeals to a broad demographic. RRP £129


11: Minerva Brown


Its soft, padded lining eliminates pressure points, while the silhouette easily accommodates wide-fi tting feet. This style is a highly dependable re-order item for retailers. RRP £134.95


10 11 12: Nira Blonde


Bringing orthotic comfort to Summer wardrobes, offering superior cushioning and a wide toe box, completely changing the narrative that comfort shoes can’t be stylish. RRP £149.95


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Contact Lee Patten: 07809 207473 or info@goldenconcept.co.uk Salamander 13: F31-AS390-1000-2100


White leather strap sandal with suede insole and EVA sole unit. RRP £89.95


14: F31-AV381-1400-8200


Leopard leather strap sandal with suede insole and EVA outer sole. RRP £79.95


14 13 15 15: F31-AW880-1419-1490


Beige leather back strap sandal with suede toe strap and insole. Featuring a soft EVA sole unit and the Hypergrip outer sole for added durability. RRP £99.95


Contact Murrin Campbell: m.campbell@benchgradebrands.com Legero 16: ALIA


Stylish accents include its side stitching, bold T-cap and vibrant pop colours, plus the soft textile lining gives it a wonderfully pleasant feel and keeps the foot climate light and airy. Shown in Dark cobalt. RRP £95


17: SIRIS


This sports sandal offers an optimal fi t and perfect hold, and the breathable and soft footbed ensures lasting comfort in high summer temperatures. Shown in Aria. RRP £85


18: MOVE


The soft leather nestles gently against the feet, and the padded straps can be individually adjusted – for a superb fi t. The lightweight sole cushions every step. Shown in Indacox. RRP £85


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