Black Mules with Upturned Toe

These black mules carry the house's most recognisable gesture: an upturned toe that gives each pair a silhouette closer to sculpture than to standard summer footwear.

The leather is deep-dyed black, saturated rather than surface-coated, and finished to a distinctive worn-in look — the character of a favourite pair, present from the first wear. The mule construction keeps the back open and the entry instant; the upturned toe does the rest, curving the profile upward so the shoe has movement even standing still.

Mules like these are for dressing with intention in warm weather: breezy trousers, relaxed suiting, hems that stop at or above the ankle so the shape can be seen. Black keeps them grounded no matter how expressive the outline is. They slide on for dinner as easily as for errands, which is the mule's whole argument — this pair just makes it with more style than most.