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19: D1J53-81


Hook & loop fastening two part sandal with removable soft footbed. RRP £75


19 20: D2L53-25


Hook & loop fastening two part wedge sandal with soft insole. RRP £79.99


20 21: D3E00-52


Suede retro look lace-up trainer with removable soft insole. RRP £79.99


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Contact Brevitt Rieker Ltd: 01858 414141 Ravel 24: Glant 22


Designed in rich olive leather, the woven upper adds a handcrafted feel, while slender straps create a light, fl attering shape with plenty of breathability. And the soft footbed and low-profi le sole ensure lasting comfort throughout the day. RRP £50


DB Wider Fit Shoes 26: Bonita


Opens fully for easy access and adjustable comfort. Its padded insole enhances cushioning. RRP from £79


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27: Alpha 22: Bolam


Crafted in black burnished leather for a sleek, contemporary fi nish, it’s a modern rework of the gladiator silhouette, gold- tone studs on the straps and bold ring hardware for a subtly edgy look – all sitting on a cushioned cork-effect footbed and fl exible sole. RRP £45


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Stylish canvas shoe with a dressy feel, removable insoles and grippy sole. RRP from £59


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28: Francesca 25: Kennley 23


Crafted in cream with woven detailing creating depth and visual impact, while the 9cm espadrille wedge delivers dramatic height with the comfort and stability of a platform sole. RRP £60


Casual wedge sandal. Change the look by removing or changing the design of the tongue. RRP from £89


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29: Diana 25 23: Darras


Combining leopard print with smooth tan leather, and set on a contemporary 3.5cm block heel, it’s a modern silhouette that works well for daytime plans as it does for evening occasions. RRP £55


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A sleek loafer with a snaffl e trim detail and a great choice of colours. RRP from £89


Contact Sarah Sandford: 07854 251040 or sarah@dbshoes.co.uk


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