Casadei Pants & Shorts for Women
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Casadei, a luxe women's footwear label founded by Quinto and Flora Casadei, expertly crafts designer shoes in Italy. The iconic designs feature exquisite styles, high-quality materials, seductive shapes, and intricate details for modern women with discerning taste. Read more about Casadei.
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Great shopping experienceI ran across Italist.com site while doing a specific search on the internet for a Dolce and Gabanna item. They didn't have the item I was looking for, but I browsed there sale items while I was there. The site works well and I enjoyed the shopping experience. I found a great pair of shoes that I ordered. The check out and delivery for the site was easy. The delivery arrived actually faster than I expected. I didn't have to contact customer service, which I consider a real bonus.
Fendi Black Knit Logo Hi-top SneakersThese shoes are absolutely high quality. I enjoyed seeing the velvet color-blocking design online, especially the stripped sock ankles on the side of the shoe. Glad I bought these, they are super comfortable and are form-fitting. Found an amazing deal at 60% off and size is true-to-size.
Fantastic service at a great priceEverything was perfect: purchasing experience, communication, and shipping. Item (Junya Watanabe Men's jacket) arrived from overseas in perfect condition and securely packaged. Happy to have gotten it at a far better price than it was listed for by other online retailers (*cough* *cough* Farfetch). I think I'll be sticking with Italist for future designer purchases!
Best Price !I had just purchased some jeans and was so surprised to see
them on italist for a much better price. I returned them and
purchased from italist !
Casadei heels are timeless
Were it not for the investment in local craftspeople and artisans by entrepreneurial families like the Casadeis, the “made in Italy” moniker wouldn’t mean what it means today.