Chacott Arc STRETCH Split-Sole Ballet Shoes
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A comfortable and flexible split-sole ballet shoe by Chacott. It is designed to fit closely to the foot, reduce movement inside the shoe, and create a clean, beautiful toe line.
The stretchy material gently follows the shape of the foot, while the soft cushioning provides comfortable support. The special split-sole design fits closely around the arch and helps improve stability and freedom of movement.
Key Features
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Flexible split-sole design
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Stretchy material for a close, comfortable fit
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Soft cushioning for added comfort
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Designed to reduce slipping inside the shoe
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Specially shaped heel for a secure fit
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Smooth, clean toe line with fewer wrinkles
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Suitable for women, juniors, kids, and men
Colors: White, Black, Shell Pink
Sizes: 20.0–28.0 cm
Material: Compressed urethane, nylon, genuine leather, and other materials
Made in China
Sizing: Choose your actual foot length as a guide. If you have narrow or slim feet, or strong foot control, you may prefer a size 0.5 cm smaller. A proper fit is important to prevent the foot from moving inside the shoe.
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Specifications
Specifications
Product Details
Product Details
Designed with care and crafted from premium materials, our products combine durability, comfort, and timeless style. Each piece is thoughtfully made to enhance your living space, offering a perfect balance of functionality and elegance that complements any home and suits your unique lifestyle.
Materials & Care
Materials & Care
Carefully crafted from durable, sustainable materials, each piece is designed for long-lasting use and timeless style. For proper care, wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or excessive moisture to protect the finish and maintain its pristine look.
