EDITOR’S CHOICE HEYDUDE


30: Wendy Stretch Jersey


Travel-ready design so soft you’re going to want to wear them every single day! Shown in Oatmeal. RRP £49.99


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31: Harbor Breeze Lo Washed Twill Soft and lightweight low-profile deck shoe. A comfortable choice for weekend plans and beach getaways. Shown in Navy. RRP £64.99


31 32: Maui Breeze Flip


A Summer staple that’s a little luxe, and ultra-comfortable thanks to a super squishy footbed. Shown in Tan/Leopard. RRP £34.99


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Contact Gardiner Bros: 01452 727300 or enquiries@gardinerbros.co.uk Lotus 33: Juanita


The smooth leather footbed offers a comfortable feel underfoot, while the secure ankle strap provides a supportive fit and the stud detailing on the leather upper adds subtle interest without overpowering the look. RRP £59.99


34: Pandora


Set on a comfortable, lightweight mid- height wedge heel, the softly cushioned footbed provides everyday comfort, while the textured, multicoloured woven upper adds a cheerful touch that lifts simple outfits. RRP £45


35: Rhi


Set on a flattering 8cm wedge heel, it offers confident height with a stable, easy- to-walk-in feel. Finished with a cushioned footbed and cork-effect wedge, this will pair with dresses, wide-leg trousers or occasion-ready summer outfits. RRP £45


36: Russo


The wooden effect beading and woven front detail brings colour and texture, while the decorative trim of sparkling diamantes gives gives an understated glamorous touch and the elasticated back strap allows for a flexible, secure fit. RRP £45


36 39: n5914


Barefoot sneaker available in 8 colours. SRP £88


39 34 38: n6002


Red Barefoot convertible clog. Available in 6 colours. SRP £83


38 35 33 El Naturalista 37: n6003


Green Barefoot Sandal, featuring 3 points of adjustment. Available in 6 colours. SRP £79


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