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women's navy blue dress shoes Dark Navy Suede Oxfords | Women's Navy Suede Oxfords

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women's navy blue dress shoes Dark Navy Suede Oxfords | Women's Navy Suede OxfordsBLUEBERRY DELIGHT women's suede oxfords in navy suede with a shiny dark navy patent leather heel from our In House Line BUS STOP X. Navy flat shoe. Dark navy suede slip on flat oxfords with concealed elastic. Navy suede almond shaped toe. Heel in a shiny dark navy patent leather. Light colored synthetic sole. Leather Lined. If you want the perfect spring shoes, these are the perfect French navy shoes for you! Classic with a twist oxford, forever in

BLUEBERRY DELIGHT women's suede oxfords in navy suede with a shiny dark navy patent leather heel from our In-House Line BUS STOP X. Navy flat shoe. 

Dark navy suede slip-on flat oxfords with concealed elastic. Navy suede almond-shaped toe. Heel in a shiny dark navy patent leather. Light colored synthetic sole. Leather Lined. If you want the perfect spring shoes, these are the perfect French navy shoes for you! 

Classic with a twist oxford, forever in your closet and can be worn to add a classic shade of French navy to your wardrobe. The oxford shoe can be worn from day-to-night, casually or dressy and year-round. The shiny dark navy patent leather on the heel adds a pop of contrast and a hint of shine.

We love these navy blue suede women's oxfords paired with a denim skirt, a classic mini white dress or a bold floral summer dress. If you want to add classic navy when wearing your white staple pieces in your wardrobe, just slips these oxfords on and you're ready for spring. Wear these navy blue suede shoes with wide leg pants, white denim, cargo pants or pair them with light denim jeans.

Limited-edition BUS STOP X EDIBLE capsule shoe collection designed by shoe designer Elena Brennan. Available exclusively online and in our Flagship store in Philadelphia. 

Our exclusive private collection is available in women’s EU sizes 36.5-42 (US 6 – 11)

Available in whole and half sizes. Limited quantity. 

This oxfords runs small, so we recommend going up a half-size (size 8 should order 38.5)

Upper: Suede

Upper Toe: Suede

Upper Heel: Patent Leather 

Lining: Leather

Sole: Synthetic 

Style: Slip-on shoe

Fit: Runs a 1/2 size small EU 38.5 = US 8

Available in 11 other color ways.

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