Cortefiel discounts the most beautiful Pikolinos sandals to wear with boho styles and long dresses

If we talk about essentials in our summer shoe rack, flat leather sandals are one of them, so it is better to invest in some that are quality and really comfortable so that they last for many years like new. For this, there is nothing better than betting on the safe side and doing so with well-known brands such as Pikolinos shoes and sandals, which when it comes to comfort know as much as the now famous Skechers but provide much more style.

There is no better time to invest in them than during the summer sales, since we can find them at the best price. Something we do today at Cortefiel with these Navia crab-style sandals from Pikolinos. Some leather sandals in brown or black in the most classic and timeless style, the kind that never go out of style, and that look great with both elegant linen pants and the most bohoand with flower dresses or white dresses.

In addition to being very pretty, these Pikolinos sandals more than meet our requirement for comfortable sandals since they have a very soft padded pad, and the ankle buckle can be adjusted just as we need. Perfect for sightseeing or to go around the beautiful, comfortable and elegant city, now in Cortefiel for 99.95 euros 89.95 euros.

How to combine these Pikolinos sandals

We are inspired by outfit from the cover image of the influencer Jessie Chanes from Malaga, to choose this caftan from the Vigo brand Par y Escala. A fresh, comfortable and fun garment with ample volume and a sensual back neckline, in a flattering mustard yellow that includes a floral print in brown tones. Now at El Corte Inglés for 135 euros.

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