aeyde Sandals for Women
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Designed in Berlin but handcrafted at family-owned factories in Italy, aeyde was founded in 2015 by duo Luisa Dames and Constantin Langholz-Baikousis. With an emphasis on everyday luxury, aeyde offers modern, high-quality shoes and accessories.
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my lucky find!i came across the site occasionally, and i did a bit of research to read more about them, feedback was good and i decided to give it a try.
i placed my first order for BV espadrilles, and they arrived in 2 days, well packed and absolutely perfect! then i ordered a Balenciaga bag for my birthday, and again, it arrived in 2 days and package was amazing!
now i am thinking of my next order, and i know i will be returning again...
great job, guys! thank you!
Exceeded ExpecationsI was looking for a Prada shoe that was available on Italist.com. Having never ordered from this retailer, I was a bit skeptical especially because the price on the shoes was the lowest I could find. I read reviews and based on the good ratings, decided to order. I was pleasantly surprised! I Received timely updates on my order and shipping from the minute I had confirmation of my order. My package arrived quickly. Merchandise was well presented and in pristine condition. Bravo! I will definitely be ordering from Italist again!
Professional site with excellent serviceFast delivery, fair prices and excellent service. Have used italist two times and absolutely pleased everytime. Could wish for more bags in Bottega Veneta and even more “saldi”, but really can’t complain :-)
Amazing5/5 - Sales were decent, No VAT seeing the goods are leaving the country unlike site like Farfetched and Iconic - where they charge a VAT even thou they are sending the goods oversea! Delivery was fast!! Will def shop here again!!!
Where are Aeyde shoes made?
Aiming to democratize luxury footwear, Aeyde founder Luisa Dames took a more understated vision of luxury—one that emphasizes sustainability, slow consumption, and minimalism.