BEBE COTONE

 ICON BEBÈ is the refined and feminine interpretation of the timeless Friulane tradition. Crafted in soft cotton velvet and defined by its signature Mary Jane strap, this style combines contemporary grace with everyday versatility. Each pair is handcrafted in Italy using traditional techniques that ensure comfort, flexibility, and durability. The velvety texture enhances the depth of the material, while the lightweight construction, flexible sole, and strap provide a secure, natural, and comfortable fit throughout the day. Sophisticated yet effortless to wear, ICON BEBÈ pairs seamlessly with both casual and more elevated looks. A distinctive essential designed to transcend seasons and trends. Authentic craftsmanship, understated elegance, pure Italian style.

REGULAR FIT This model has a regular fit. We recommend purchasing your usual size and consulting the size chart to choose the best size for your foot.

Cotton Velvet 

For our Friulane shoes, we have chosen the traditional construction technique, crafted exactly in the place where they originated. They naturally adapt to the shape of the foot, gently embracing it and offering exceptional comfort.

True to tradition, the sole is made of recycled rubber from bicycle tires, a choice that combines authenticity and sustainability. Originally called “zavatis”, meaning slipper, the Friulana was intended for indoor use. The addition of the rubber sole made it suitable for outdoor wear while preserving its authentic character.

We carefully value the marks of time. Here’s how to take care of your shoes:

1. Use a brush to remove dust and dirt.
2. Store the shoes in a cool, dry place.
3. After exposure to rain, let the shoes dry away from direct heat sources.
4. Apply a deodorizing or sanitizing spray inside and wait a few hours before wearing them.

We have designed our packaging to minimize waste and simplify the packing process for our artisans, selecting more sustainable and environmentally friendly materials.

We visited Gonars, in the province of Udine, where Friulane shoes have been made for generations. In the past, village women used to sew them by hand, attaching the fabric to the sole with the “sotpont,” a stitch made from underneath. Today, artisans continue to craft them following the true traditional method

This model features a wide fit. We recommend checking the size chart to select the most suitable size for your foot.