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OPERA PUMPS 80445 UETAM EE
€426
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Description
Opera pumps in black patent.
Featuring a leather sole in a refined Goodyear welt-construction and calf lining.
This shoe, just like all the other Carmina's, is carefully manufactured by expert craftsmen who follow the exact same techniques that Charles Goodyear created in 1869.
Style made on Uetam EE last. Last shaped exclusively for loafers. It’s low on the instep and narrow fitting. Stylish and comfortable pair for tuxedo outfits

Goodyear welt

Standard EE Width

String loafers

Handcut

Resoleable shoes
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The last
UETAM EE
This is the extra wide version of our Uetam last. We named this last after a well-known Majorcan opera singer known as UETAM. In fact, this name is Mathew or Mateu flipped around. He was a very important figure for the opera and currently many streets in the island are named Uetam. It is an Italian-inspired last designed exclusively for loafers. It features a rounded and narrow toe, with a very low instep which allows for better holding. Very comfortable at the toe area.
The leather
Patent leather
Our patent leather has a synthetic layer that covers one side of the calf leather hide. This leather features a high-shine finish. Patent leather is usually paired with very formal foowear such as oxford shoes or opera pumps.
The sole
Leather soles
This option is the most elegant when it comes to dress shoes. It features a high-quality leather sole and is internally made with premium leather.
What our customers say
Reviews and ratings
Robert
13.03.2022
I bought these six months ago, and have worn them for three events. Very comfortable. I have had multiple people compliment me on them, mostly women. Some have voiced that they wish there husbands would wear a similar shoe with black tie, instead of their oxfords. I was afraid they would appear to be too fanciful; but gauging by the compliments, they are perfect.










