Moccasins Angel Alarcon 26605 Pony Brown

Brown Pony Loafers — Angel Alarcon 26605-6339n — Women's

A deep brown and a soft, close-knit feel that begs to be touched: the Angel Alarcon 26605-6339n women's moccasin envelops the foot in a warm material, ideal for when temperatures drop. Its thickly stitched vamp and split strap give it a clean silhouette, both classic and full of character. A cozy essential from the autumn-winter collection.

Technical specifications

• Heel height: 2 cm
• Sole thickness: 1 cm
• Camber: 1 cm
• Fit: Normal
• Color: Brown

Materials

• Exterior: Leather
• Interior: Leather
• Insole: Leather
• Outsole: Elastomer

Why should you fall for these moccasins?

The Angel Alarcon 26605-6339n moccasin first captivates with its dense, silky brown pony leather , which adds depth to any outfit. The visible saddle stitching highlights meticulous craftsmanship, while the split strap anchors the style in a timeless aesthetic. For comfort, the leather lining and insole allow the foot to breathe, and the elastomer sole provides secure footing, even on wet surfaces. This easy-to-wear brown flat moccasin brings warmth and texture to the season's wardrobe.

Reference: Angel Alarcon 26605-6339n — Type: Loafers — Material: Pony leather — Color: Brown — Detail: Split strap, visible stitching — Fit: Regular — Style: Textured classic

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I wear with the Angel Alarcon brown pony loafers?

Brown pairs naturally with wide-leg jeans , grey flannel trousers, or a tweed skirt. Combine them with cream, camel, or burgundy tones for a warm look, or with a leopard-print piece whose brown hues echo their color scheme.

How to care for pony leather moccasins?

Dust the fur with a soft brush, always brushing in the same direction. Protect it with a special waterproofing spray for shaggy leather and avoid creams and polishes. If it gets wet, pat it dry with a cloth, let it dry at room temperature, then restore its volume with a quick brush.

On what occasion should I wear these loafers?

They accompany workdays as well as weekend outings: meetings, coffee on a heated terrace, visits to exhibitions or relaxed dinners with friends.