Espadrilles - soles size 28/29 1 pair
Description
Looking for Prym espadrilles soles in size 28/29? These Prym Espadrilles - soles size 28/29 1 pair form a sturdy base for a handmade pair of espadrilles and fit neatly within your haberdashery or other sewing supplies for creative projects. The soles are made from jute with a layer of water-repellent jute, giving you a naturally looking base for your own design. ⚠️ Limited stock (while stocks last)
Prym Espadrilles - soles size 28/29 1 pair for your own pair
These espadrilles soles are used as the foundation for a pair of espadrilles in size 28/29 that you make yourself. You combine them with the materials you choose, so you can match the finish entirely to your style and project. The Prym brand stands for a clear, practical base within sewing kit, and the soles are supplied as a pair.
Prym's tip for Espadrilles - soles size 28/29 1 pair:
📌 Lay both soles next to each other before you start, so you can immediately see that you are working with a set for size 28/29. That makes it easier to match your other materials and finish properly.
3 reasons to try Espadrilles - soles size 28/29 1 pair:
- Jute: natural base with water-repellent layer
- Size: suitable for espadrilles size 28/29
- Brand: Prym, supplied as a pair
With Prym Espadrilles - soles size 28/29 1 pair you can make your own pair of espadrilles on a clear base ready for your creative finish.
More Information
| Sku |
PR975196
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|---|---|
| EAN code |
4049909751961
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| Brand | Prym |
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Faq
What are Espadrilles - soles size 28/29 1 pair exactly?
They are espadrille soles from Prym, supplied as a pair. The soles are made from jute with a layer of water-repellent jute.
What size are these espadrilles soles for?
These soles are intended for size 28/29. The product details also state that the brand is Prym.
What material are the soles made from?
They are made from jute with a layer of water-repellent jute. This makes them a sturdy base for a handmade pair of espadrilles.
What brand are these soles?
The brand is Prym.
