<tc>Mules — Comfort and Italian Tradition All Year Round</tc>

Comfortable mules for every need, every season

The summer range covers every use: adjustable touch-strap mules adapt to sensitive or swollen feet, wide-band and cross-band styles give support for longer walks, and washable synthetic styles suit anyone spending the day on their feet. Come autumn, the same comfort turns warm: a closed toe in boiled wool, felt or brushed fabric keeps out the cold while the heel stays free for slipping on and off in a second — ideal for anyone who's never still at home. Many styles, summer and winter alike, have a removable insole you can swap for your own orthotic — a practical answer for plantar fasciitis, bunions or metatarsal pain, without giving up style.

Materials, lines and colours

The collection offers mules in soft leather, microfibre and stretch fabrics for summer, and boiled wool, felt and brushed uppers for winter — from understated solid colours to lively seasonal prints. Fabric and stretch uppers hug the foot from the very first wear; leather offers structure and lasts for years, which is why so many customers buy the same model season after season

Finding your size

Sizes run from EU 35 to 46, with selected styles also available in 34 and up to 48. If you fall between two sizes, choose the larger one, and go up a size if you plan to fit your own insole — the size guide gives the exact measurements. Order online, or find the range in the shops that carry the brand.

Choosing between summer and winter styles

Single-band leather mules are the most versatile summer choice: on in a second, right at home indoors and out. Touch-strap styles answer the needs of wide feet, bunions and feet that swell as the day warms up. In winter, the closed-toe mule is the combination favoured by anyone who never sits still at home — warmer than a summer mule, more practical than a fully closed slipper, with a non-slip sole for cold tiles and parquet.

On materials, leather remains the summer signature — supple uppers with no breaking-in — alongside stretch textiles for sensitive feet, washable synthetics for a practical house-and-garden mule, and warm wool or felt for the coldest months.