sz 7.5, FERRAGAMO two toned heels - Vintage Camel & Black Patent Leather Salvatore Ferragamo Slingback Pumps - high heel shoes, oxfords

taupe colored leather sling backs with a twist detail at the toe, and black patent leather accent on the toes. gold-toned buckle.

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Salvatore Ferragamo * Florence, made in Italy * 6 D 9547 71 7 1/2 AAA * Saks Fifth Avenue

condition
great vintage condition * the inside footpads are clean, clean, clean! Very gently worn! ... there is a slight discoloration in a strip around the top edges (very minor) The heel tap is missing from one shoe. The other should probably be replaced as well. (easy fix!)

* measurements
vintage size: 7 1/2 AAA (... very narrow)
outside toe to heel: 10.5" long
outside ball of foot: 2.75" wide
height of heel: 3" high

... my thoughts on shoes ♥
I adore vintage shoes and I adore comfortable feet and so I want to share 2 tips on how to make the most of your vintage shoe purchase: GEL INSERTS and NEW HEEL TAPS. gel inserts are worth it. for sure. a lot of times, with vintage shoes, the footpads begin to curl. they can dig into the bottom of your foot and then you have that awkward walk. is it a limp? a shuffle? well, it is definitely a drag. sometimes, you can take the curled up foot pad out, but then you feel every stitch, every nail, every pebble. this is why I put an insert in every shoe I wear, thin inserts, cushy inserts, ahhhh ... you have to keep your feet happy! find inserts you love, get some added arch support, a heel cush, some padding for those toes ... you will have a much better day because of it!
My second recommendation is having extra heel taps. old plastic heel taps can become brittle. one moment they are fine. the next, you step on a pebble, a subway grate, the side of a curb and ... it all falls apart. and then you hobble, uneven and uncomfortable, possibly doing damage to your shoe ... definitely to your day;(. extra heel taps are like spare tires, yeah. you never know when you'll need it, but you'll be awfully glad you have them!
and that's that. both of my suggestions are sound and inexpensive and readily available at your local pharmacy. and please read the description and condition very carefully, as I try my best to let you know of any issues that the shoes may have and please ask questions. i will do my best to help with questions about color, materials, fit (I am a size 10 so I am limited with my usefulness on smaller-feet-fit questions, though I do have some small footed friends I can pester here and there).
Thanks for reading and have a super ok day!