Mules

Women’s Sabots and Mules. Two names for the same footwear: a shoe that is closed at the toe and open at the heel. Sabots have ancient origins dating back to the Roman era, while mules made their appearance later, in the 19th century.

In Italy, sabots are often also called clogs, but the difference between the two terms is subtle. Clogs are usually made of wood, while sabots can be crafted from various materials, such as leather, fabric, or rubber. Mules, on the other hand, are always made of fine materials like leather or suede, and are often embellished with elegant details such as studs, rhinestones, or floral appliqués.

The main characteristic of this footwear is its versatility, as it can be worn for any occasion, from a formal event to an informal outing. For a casual look, they can be paired with jeans, chinos, or shorts. For a more elegant look, they can be worn with dresses, skirts, or palazzo pants.

They lend themselves to an infinite number of combinations. Here are a few suggestions for creating looks that are always fresh and original. For a casual look, pair sabots with a pair of jeans and a T-shirt. If you want to add a touch of glamour, wear a blazer or a leather jacket. For a more elegant look, pair sabots with a dress or a skirt. If you want to elongate your silhouette, wear a high-heeled model.